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Preface Acknowledgements Notes on the Contributors PART I: NEW FINANCIAL PRODUCTS AND APPROCHES: FOCUS ON PERFORMANCE European Exchanges, Investor Behaviour and Asset Allocation Criteria: Country vs Industry Approach A.Carretta& G.Nicolini The Performance Evaluation of Hedge Funds: A Comparison of Different Approaches A.Carretta& G.Mattarocci Real Estate Investments: The Case of Italian Market C.Porzio& G.Sampagnaro Real Estate Selection and Portfolio Construction Model: Data Analysis from the Italian Market C.Giannotti& G.Mattarocci Funds of Funds' Portfolio Composition and its Impact on the Performance: Evidence from the Italian Market A.Carretta& G.Mattarocci Market Characteristics and Chaos Dynamics: An International Comparison G.Mattarocci PART II: DETERMINANTS OF VALUE CREATION IN BANKING How do Banks Make Money for Their Owners? F.Fiordelisi Do Mergers and Acquisition Lead to Shareholder Value in European Banking: A Short Term Perspective M.Pallotta Does Corporate Culture Affect Shareholder Value? Evidence from European Banking A.Carretta, V.Farina, F.Fiordelisi& P.Schwizer PART III: REGULATION AND CHANGE IN BANKS' AND CUSTOMERS' BEHAVIOUR Transparency Between Banks and their Customers. Information Needs and Public Intervention M.Cratelli The Consumer's Financial Capability: A Regulatory's Perspective G.Nicolini Corporate Disclosure Determinants: A Cross-country Investigation V.Farina Single European Payments Area: Opportunities for Corporates and Consumers L.Leonelli Coordination& Cooperation in Financial Regulation: Do Regulators Comply with Banking Culture? A.Carretta, V.Farina& P.Schwizer

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