"Why do firms announce open market
repurchase programs", The Review of Financial Studies, Spring 2005, p 271-300.
"Reconciling valuation methodologies" with Allen Michel. The Journal of Applied Finance, Winter 2007, 17(2), 1-12.
"Avoiding distortion in corporate valuation litigation: an
application of discounted cash flow" with Allen Michel. Journal of Forensic Economics,
2007, p 33-50.
"Stock repurchases and the EPS enhancement fallacy", with
Allen Michel. Financial Analysts Journal, 2008,
64(4), 62-75.
"Optimal execution of open-market stock repurchase
programs". Journal of Financial Markets, 2009,
12, 832-869.
"Why does DCF undervalue equity" with Allen Michel. Journal of Applied Finance, 2009,
19(1&2), 49-62. Reprinted in CFA Digest February 2010.
"On the different styles of large shareholders' activism"
with Yu Wang. Economics of Governance, 2010,
11(3), 229-267.
"Not All Buybacks are created equal: The Case of accelerated
repurchase programs" with Allen Michel and Israel Shaked. Financial Analysts Journal, 2010, 66(6), 55-72.
"Distortion in corporate valuation:
Implications of capital structure changes," with Steven Feinstein and
Allen Michel. Managerial Finance, 2011, lead
article in Vol. 37(8), 681-696.
"Stock Repurchases: How Firms Choose between a Self Tender Offer and an Open-Market Program" Journal of Banking and Finance,
2011, 35, 3174-3187.
“Ownership Structure and Performance: Evidence
from the Public Float in IPOs.” with Allen Michel and Israel Shaked. Journal of Banking and Finance,
2014, 40, 54-61.
“Do firms buy their stock at bargain prices? Evidence from actual repurchases” with Azi Ben-Refael and Avi Wohl. Review of Finance, 2014, 18(4) 1299-1340.
“Index correlation: Implications for asset allocation”
with Allen Michel and Israel Shaked. Managerial Finance, 2016, Vol
41(4) 1236-1256.
“Stock Buybacks – A Review” Advances in Management (Hebrew), 2017, 1, 13-23.
“Voluntary disclosure and strategic stock repurchases” with Praveen Kumar, Nisan Langberg, and K. Sivaramakrishnan.
Journal of Accounting and Economics