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Professor Guney welcomes applications in the fields of corporate finance and corporate governance, especially those considering the use of the methods within artificial intelligence, machine learning and big data.
Research activity per year
He specifically examines the financing decisions of non-financial companies. Professor Guney has extensively investigated how a business chooses between long-term and short-term debt; between share capital and loan capital; between public debt and private debt as well as how companies determine their cash holdings. He has been working on the association of firm performance with investment inefficiencies and with CEO compensation; corporate hedging decisions; interrelations among corporate social, environmental and financial performance; the impact of managerial overconfidence on financial and financing decisions in a behavioural corporate finance context. Professor Guney’s research interests further include corporate ownership structure, corporate payout policies (cash dividends, share repurchases), the joint analysis of capital expenditure and R&D investments, success rate of mergers &acquisitions deals, cost of capital, market timing, alternative corporate governance quality measures, and the link between IPOs and SEOs.
Conference Papers:
- Does governance quality matter in financial intermediation? A comparison between bank and insurance companies (with S. Kabir, M. Uddin, R. Hasan and M. Duygun).
- CEO ability, CEO reputation and corporate financial fraud: International evidence (with Z. Wu).
- Survival of the fittest: what entrepreneurial factors determine the disadvantaged start-ups performance during economic downturns? (with A. Khorasgani).
-Tax saving or rent extraction: evidence from tax avoidance (with J. Wang and Y. Ye).
-Does governance quality matter in financial intermediation? A comparison between bank and insurance companies (with S. Kabir, M. Uddin, R. Hasan and M. Duygun).
-Social responsibility, green decisions and firm performance: international evidence (with M. Duygun and F. Zafar).
- Tax saving or rent extraction: evidence from tax avoidance (with J. Wang and Y. Ye)
- Volatility spillover between the oil market and stock market: evidence from oil revenue-dependent countries (with S. Tahir and T. Choudhry
- Volatility hedging mechanism for crude oil export revenue dependent countries (with S. Tahir and T. Choudhry).
- Do IPOs performance signal future stock issuance? The role of state-owned enterprises in the process (with D. Gounopoulos, J. Leng and V. Patsika),
-The role of corporate governance, agency conflicts and asymmetric information on corporate hedging decisions (with H. Ahmed).
-The effectiveness of hedging decisions of listed UK firms (with H. Ahmed and R. Fairchild).
-Factors affecting stocks repurchases: evidence from Indonesia (with A. Moin and I. El-Kalak).
-Managerial overconfidence and cash holdings: evidence from Vietnam (with T. Dao).
-Do dividends provide information about earnings? Theory and evidence from a unique environment (with R. Fairchild, K. Al Yahyaee, A. Al-Ghazali).
-Credit risk and liquidity risk in the banking sector (with A. Al Ismaili and A. Andrikopoulos).
-Distressed banks and financial stability: evidence from developing and emerging economies (with A. Karapappas, A. Andrikopoulos and M. Duygun).
-Managerial overconfidence and cash holdings: evidence from Vietnam (with T. Dao).
-The effects of board attributes on corporate performance: evidence from East African frontier markets (with G. Komba).
- The effectiveness of hedging decisions of listed UK firms (with H. Ahmed and R. Fairchild).
- Untangling the corporate governance discourse in risk management and trust issues among accounting professionals (with E. Hernandez-Perdomo and R. Attah-Boakye).
-Managerial overconfidence, dividend policy and corporate governance: evidence from UK companies (with A. Al-Ghazali and R. Fairchild).
-Credit risk and liquidity risk in banking sector: Islamic, hybrid, and conventional banks (with A. Al Ismaili and A. Andrikopoulos).
-Competition, ownership and financial stability: the role of distressed banks in developing and emerging markets (with A. Karapappas and A. Andrikopoulos).
- The relevance of financial distress, zero leverage and CEO overconfidence for suboptimal cash holdings policies (with I. El Kalak).
- The Effect of Hedging on Implied Cost of Equity: Evidence from the UK Firms (H. Ahmed).
-The determinants of equity market timing: evidence from IPOs and SEOs in Thailand (with R. Hudson and C. Kumpamool).
- Managerial overconfidence, payout policy and corporate governance: evidence from UK companies (with A. Al-Ghazali and R. Fairchild).
- Does managerial overconfidence result in higher or lower dividends? A game-theoretic analysis (with A. Al-Ghazali and R. Fairchild).
- Conducting an IPO with an SEO in mind: evidence from China (with D. Gounopoulos and J. Leng).
- Investor Sentiment and Financial Entanglement in Bond and Stock Markets (with D. Gounopoulos and N. Paltalidis).
- R&D investment and revolving credit (with A. Karpuz and N. Ozkan).
- R&D investment and revolving credit (with A. Karpuz and N. Ozkan).
- Static and dynamic approaches testing eclectic paradigm: evidence of EU manufacturing firms investment decisions in China (with H. Cai and B. Wei).
- Agency conflicts and hedging financial risks decisions: evidence on corporate governance influence (with H. Ahmed and A. Azevedo).
- Which derivatives should firms use? Evidence from the UK (with H. Ahmed and A. Azevedo).
- The determinants and the effectiveness of the IPO allocation mechanisms in China (with A. Azevedo and T. Xu).
- The link between IPOs and SEOs and factors affecting SEO issues in Chinese stock market (with D. Gounopoulos and T. Xu).
- EU firms’ FDI decisions in China: static and dynamic approaches testing eclectic paradigm (with H. Cai).
- Managerial overconfidence, dividend policy and corporate governance: evidence from UK companies (with A. Al-Ghazali and R. Fairchild).
- The interrelation between IPOs and SEOs in China (with D. Gounopoulos and T. Xu).
- The link between IPOs and SEOs and factors affecting SEO issues in Chinese stock market (with D. Gounopoulos and T. Xu).
- The determinants and the effectiveness of the IPO allocation mechanisms in China (with A. Azevedo and T. Xu).
- Managerial overconfidence, dividend policy and corporate governance: evidence from UK companies (with A. Al-Ghazali and R. Fairchild).
- The effect of hedging on firm value and performance: evidence from the UK non-financial firms (with H. Ahmed and A. Azevedo).
- Business cycles and leverage in UK firms: a theoretical and empirical analysis (with R. Fairchild).
- Ownership structure and firm performance: evidence from EU subsidiary panel study in China (with H. Cai).
- MNC ownership performance: evidence from EU subsidiary panel study in China (with H. Cai).
- Business cycles and leverage in UK firms: a theoretical and empirical analysis (with R. Fairchild).
- Do credit ratings affect underpricing and volatility? Evidence from Chinese IPOs (with D. Gounopoulos and T. Xu).
- The effect of hedging on firm value and performance: evidence from the UK non-financial firms (with H. Ahmed and A. Azevedo).
- Innovative capability in MNC subsidiaries: evidence from a panel study (with H. Cai).
- The effect of asset securitization on credit risk: evidence from the UK (with C. Liu and J. Nuri).
- Heterogeneous effect of ethnic networks on international trade of Thailand: the role of family ties and ethnic diversity (with J. Duanmu).
- Capital structure and market timing in the UK: deviation from target leverage and security issue choice (with H. Iqbal-Hussain).
- Capital structure and market timing in the UK: deviation from target leverage and security issue choice (with H. Iqbal-Hussain).
- Equity mispricing, financial constraints, market timing and targeting behavior of companies (with H. Iqbal-Hussain).
- Capital structure and equity market timing: empirical evidence from IPOs and SEOs in the UK (with H.Iqbal-Hussain).
- Equity mispricing, market timing and targeting behaviour: empirical evidence from UK (with H. Iqbal-Hussain).
- Capital structure and IPO market timing in the UK (with H. Iqbal-Hussain).
-The relationship between corporate social and financial performance: do endogeneity, non-linearity and adjustment issues matter? (with A. Schilke).
- Determinants of EU foreign direct investment in China: a firm-level panel study, 1998-2007 (with H. Cai).
- An empirical examination of corporate dividend policy: evidence from an emerging market (with R. Fairchild and Y. Thanatawee).
- The relationship between product market competition and capital structure in Chinese listed firms (with R. Fairchild and L. Li).
- A panel data analysis of locational determinants of Chinese and Indian outward foreign direct investment (with J. Duanmu).
- Financial systems and the determinants of capital structure (with A. Antoniou and K. Paudyal).
- New insights on the importance of agency costs for corporate debt maturity decisions (with A. Ozkan).
- The determinants of corporate debt ownership structure: evidence from market-based and bank-based economies (with A. Antoniou and K. Paudyal).
- The determinants of corporate debt ownership structure: evidence from market-based and bank-based economies (with A. Antoniou and K. Paudyal).
- The relationship between firm performance, overinvestment, and leverage: evidence from UK and US firms (with H. Hamadi and J. Nuri).
- The determinants of corporate debt maturity (with A. Antoniou and K. Paudyal).
- The determinants of corporate debt maturity (with A. Antoniou and K. Paudyal).
- The determinants of corporate debt maturity (with A. Antoniou and K. Paudyal).
- Additional international evidence on corporate cash holdings (with A. Ozkan and N. Ozkan).
- The determinants of corporate debt maturity (with A. Antoniou and K. Paudyal).
- Debt maturity structure and equity ownership (with A. Ozkan).
- Determinants of corporate capital structure: evidence from European countries (with A. Antoniou and K. Paudyal).
In 2015, UN member states agreed to 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all. This person’s work contributes towards the following SDG(s):
Finance, Doctorate, University of Durham
1999 → 2002
Award Date: 13 Dec 2002
Finance, MSc, University of Durham
1998 → 1999
Economics, Middle East Technical University
1994 → 1998
External examiner , Xian Jiaotong-Liverpool University
1 Jan 2021 → 31 Dec 2024
Associate editor, Uongozi Journal of Management and Development Dynamics (Tanzania)
2020 → …
Visiting Scholar, Istanbul Medeniyet University
2019 → …
External examiner, University of York
2018 → 2022
Regional (European) Editor: International Journal of Behavioural Accounting and Finance
2008 → …
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