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Farida Akhtar
Farida Akhtar
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Impact of interest rate surprises on Islamic and conventional stocks and bonds
S Akhtar, F Akhtar, M Jahromi, K John
Journal of International Money and Finance 79, 218-231, 2017
542017
Multinationals' tax evasion: A financial and governance perspective
S Akhtar, F Akhtar, K John, SW Wong
Journal of Corporate Finance 57, 35-62, 2019
522019
Intensity of volatility linkages in Islamic and conventional markets
SM Akhtar, F Akhtar, M Jahromi, K John
Available at SSRN 2906546, 2016
402016
The probability of a firm making a takeover bid: an empirical analysis of Australian firms
F Akhtar
Australian Journal of Management 41 (1), 27-54, 2016
192016
Conditional returns to shareholders of bidding firms: an Australian study
F Akhtar
Accounting & Finance 57, 3-43, 2017
122017
Board gender diversity and firm value in times of crisis: Evidence from the COVID-19 pandemic
F Akhtar, D O'Sullivan, M Veeraraghavan, L Zolotoy
Available at SSRN 3869585, 2022
42022
It could be overreaction not lottery-seeking that is behind bali cakici and whitelaw’s max effect
J Gorman, F Akhtar, RB Durand, J Gould
Critical Finance Review 11 (3-4), 647-675, 2022
42022
Board Gender Diversity and Firm Value in Times of Crisis: Evidence from the COVID-19 Pandemic
L Zolotoy, F Akhtar, M Veeraraghavan
Working Paper. Available at https://dx. doi. org/10.2139/ssrn. 3869585, 2021
42021
Volatility linkages and value gains from diversifying with Islamic assets
S Akhtar, F Akhtar, M Jahromi, K John
Journal of International Business Studies 54 (8), 1495-1528, 2023
22023
The Max Effect Revisited
J GORMAN, F AKHTAR, RB DURAND, J GOULD
Working Paper, 2017
22017
Board Gender Diversity and Firm Value in Times of Crisis: Evidence from the COVID-19 Pandemic (preprint)
L Zolotoy, F Akhtar, M Veeraraghavan
2021
Corporate Cyber Governance: A Bibliometric Review
F Akhtar, SM Akhtar
Available at SSRN 4757326, 0
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