Beverly Hadaway
Associate Professor Emeritus
Department: Finance
Additional Titles: Associate Chair, Finance Department Director, EDS Financial Trading and Technology Center
Industry Areas: Financial Institutions
Research Areas: Agency Theory, Capital Structure, Corporate Governance, Finance - Corporate, Macro-Environmental Analysis
Beverly Hadaway, Associate Professor Emeritus
Beverly Hadaway received her B.B.A. from North Texas State University and her M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of Alabama. Her research interests include capital structure, agency theory, and corporate governance issues. Her teaching interests include corporate finance and macro-environmental analysis.
ACADEMIC LEADERSHIP & AWARDS
2002 |
Professional Awards AIM Investment Center Research Award
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1990 |
Dean's Grant for Academic Development
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1985 |
Dean's Grant for Academic Development
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1984 |
Project Quest Grant
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2004 |
Teaching Awards Alpha Kappa Psi Best Professor
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2004 |
Texas Blazers Faculty Appreciation Award
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Publications
Beverly L. Hadaway. 1993. Some Perspectives On The Banking Environment: 1988-1992. Texas Business Review.
Beverly L. Hadaway. 1991. The Texas Economy: Financing Availability. entral Texas Economic Development District Newsletter.
Beverly L. Hadaway and S.C. Hadaway. 1989. Do Institutional Constraints Hobble Performance? Journal of Portfolio Management 16, 33-37.
Paula C. Murray and Beverly L. Hadaway. 1986. A Summary of Mortgage-Backed Securities: A Review of Financial and Legal Issues. Law Review Digest 35, 27-28.
Paula C. Murray and Beverly L. Hadaway. 1986. Mortgage-Backed Securities: An Investigation of Legal and Financial Issues. Journal of Corporation Law 11, 203-253.
Beverly L. Hadaway. 1985. Discretionary Managerial Behavior Effects of Savings and Loan Conversions: Competitive Implications for the Industry in a Deregulated Environment. Journal of Applied Economics 17, 451-466.
Beverly L. Hadaway. 1984. Implications of Savings and Loan Conversions in a Deregulated World. Journal of Bank Research 16-16, 44-55.
Beverly L. Hadaway. 1982. Alternative Mortgage Activity in the Ninth Federal Home Loan Bank District. Federal Home Loan Bank Board Journal15, 66-76.
Beverly L. Hadaway. 1982. Conversions: Early Evidence of Their Impact on the Savings and Loan Industry. The Housing Finance Review 1, 23-42.
Ernest Walker and Beverly L. Hadaway. 1982. Merit Standards Revisited: An Empirical Analysis of the Efficacy of Texas Merit Standards. Journal of Corporation Law 7, 651-688.
Beverly L. Hadaway and Samuel C. Hadaway. 1981. An Analysis of the Performance Characteristics of Converted Savings and Loan Associations. Journal of Financial Research 4, 195-206.
Beverly L. Hadaway and Samuel C. Hadaway. 1981. Inflation Protection from Multi-Asset Sector Investments: A Long-Run Examination of Correlation Relationships with Inflation Rates. Review of Business and Economic Research 16, 80-88.
Beverly L. Hadaway. 1980. An Evaluation of Performance Characteristic Differences Between Converted and Mutual Savings and Loan Associations Using Discriminant Analysis. Journal of Economics 40, 126-130.
Beverly L. Hadaway and Samuel C. Hadaway. 1980. Characteristics of Converted Savings and Loan Associations and the Impact of Charter Form Changes, in Proceedings of the Southwestern Finance Association,
Beverly L. Hadaway and Samuel C. Hadaway. 1980. Converting to a Stock Company-Association Characteristics Before and After Conversion. Federal Home Loan Bank Board Journal 13, 20-22.