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- ISSN: 0022-1090 (Print), 1756-6916 (Online)
- Editors: Hendrik Bessembinder Arizona State University, USA, Jennifer Conrad University of North Carolina, USA, Ran Duchin University of Washington, USA, Mara Faccio Purdue University, USA, Thierry Foucault HEC Paris, France, Jarrad Harford University of Washington, USA, and Paul Malatesta University of Washington, USA
New JFQA Special Issue:
JFQA Symposium on the Consequences of the COVID-19 Pandemic for Firms and Capital Markets
In this special issue, we present 9 articles that study the allocation of capital following the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. These articles study a broad range of economic settings and agents, including financial technology (fintech) lenders, retail investors, venture capitalists, small businesses, public firms, and the government. Together, they provide a comprehensive, detailed account of the simultaneous allocative shock waves that the pandemic has sent throughout the economy.
JFQA COVID Symposium - Watch the recording:
The JFQA hosted a virtual symposium on April 30th featuring eight high-quality papers addressing different subjects related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Watch a recording of each session here.
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An interview with JHET Co-Editors Pedro Garcia Duarte and Jimena Hurtado
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JFQA Symposium on the Consequences of the COVID-19 Pandemic for Firms and Capital Market
- 07 January 2022,
- In April 2021, the Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis hosted a symposium for finance research related to the Covid-19 Pandemic.…

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The policy questions we all now face are ripe for exploring our new Review
- 26 February 2021,
- Launching the National Institute Economic Review at 62 years old! We are, of course, still living in the grip of a Covid pandemic that is neither well understood nor under control.…...
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