Madhu Veeraraghavan is a professor in the Department of Accounting and Finance.
Gharghori, P., See, Q., Veeraraghavan, M., 2011, Difference of opinion and the cross-section of equity returns: Australian evidence, Pacific Basin Finance Journal [P], vol 19, issue 4, Elsevier BV, Amsterdam Netherlands, pp. 435-446.
Chudek, M., Truong, H., Veeraraghavan, M., 2011, Is trading on earnings surprises a profitable strategy? Canadian evidence, Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions and Money [P], vol 21, issue 5, Elsevier BV, Amsterdam Netherlands, pp. 832-850.
Gharghori, P., Hamzah, Y., Veeraraghavan, M., 2010, Migration and its contribution to the size and value premiums: Australian evidence, Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions and Money [P], vol 20, issue 2, Elsevier BV, North-Holland, Netherlands, pp. 177-196.
Do, M., Faff, R., Veeraraghavan, M., 2010, Performance persistence in hedge funds: Australian evidence, Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions and Money [P], vol 20, issue 4, Elsevier BV, Netherlands, pp. 346-362.
Gharghori, P., Lee, R., Veeraraghavan, M., 2009, Anomalies and stock returns: Australian evidence, Accounting and Finance [P], vol 49, issue 3, Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Asia, Richmond Vic Australia, pp. 555-576.
Do, M.V., Faff, R., Veeraraghavan, M., 2009, Do Australian hedge fund managers possess timing abilities?, Applied Financial Economics [P], vol 19, issue 1, Routledge, United Kingdom, pp. 27-38.
Bollen, B.E., Skotnicki, A.A., Veeraraghavan, M., 2009, Idiosyncratic volatility and security returns: Australian evidence, Applied Financial Economics [P], vol 19, issue 19, Routledge, United Kingdom, pp. 1573-1579.
Gharghori, P., Sujoto, C., Veeraraghavan, M., 2008, Are Australian investors smart?, Australian Journal of Management, vol 32, issue 3, Australian Graduate School of Management, Sydney NSW Australia, pp. 525-544.
Bollen, B.E., Clayton, L., Dempsey, M.J., Veeraraghavan, M., 2008, Are company size and stock beta, liquidity and idiosyncratic volatility related to stock returns? Australian evidence, Investment Management and Financial Innovations, vol 5, issue 4(continued), Dilovi Perspektyvy, Ukraine, pp. 145-158.
Gharghori, P., Lee, J., Veeraraghavan, M., 2008, Are stock returns related toshort-term and long-term past returns? Australian evidence, Applied Financial Economics Letters, vol 4, issue 4, Routledge, UK, pp. 277-282.
Davison, F., Marsden, A., Veeraraghavan, M., 2008, Do zero-cost portfolios have the ability to predict economic growth? Evidence from Hong Kong, South Korea and Taiwan, International Review of Financial Analysis [P], vol 17, issue 5, Elsevier BV, North-Holland, Netherlands, pp. 1012-1028.
Marsden, A., Veeraraghavan, M., Ye, M., 2008, Heuristics of representativeness, anchoring and adjustment, and leniency: Impact on earnings' forecasts by Australian analysts, Quarterly Journal of Finance and Accounting, vol 47, issue 2, University of Nebraska at Lincoln, College of Business Administration, USA, pp. 83-102.
Naughton, T., Truong, C., Veeraraghavan, M., 2008, Momentum strategies and stock returns: Chinese evidence, Pacific-Basin Finance Journal, vol 16, issue 4, Elsevier BV, North Holland, Netherlands, pp. 476-492.
Marisetty, V., Marsden, A., Veeraraghavan, M., 2008, Price reaction to rights issues in the Indian capital market, Pacific-Basin Finance Journal, vol 16, issue 3, Elsevier BV, North-Holland, Netherlands, pp. 316-340.
Drew, M.E., Veeraraghavan, M., Ye, M., 2007, Do momentum strategies work? Australian evidence, Managerial Finance, vol 33, issue 10, Emerald Group Publishing Ltd, UK, pp. 772-787.
Drew, M.E., Marsden, A., Veeraraghavan, M., 2007, Does idiosyncratic volatility matter? New Zealand evidence, Review of Pacific Basin Financial Markets and Policies, vol 10, issue 3, World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd, Singapore, pp. 289-308.
Gharghori, P., Mudumba, S., Veeraraghavan, M., 2007, How smart is money? An investigation into investor behaviour in the Australian managed fund industry, Pacific-Basin Finance Journal, vol 15, issue 5, Elsevier BV, North-Holland, Netherlands, pp. 494-513.
Malin, M., Veeraraghavan, M., 2006, Firm size, beta and stock returns: Evidence from Germany and the United Kingdom, International Economic and Finance Journal [P], vol 1, issue 1, Serials Publications, India, pp. 107-123.
Drew, M.E., Malin, M., Naughton, T., Veeraraghavan, M., 2006, Idiosyncratic volatility and security returns: evidence from Germany and United Kingdom, Studies in Economics and Finance, vol 23, issue 2, Emerald Group Publishing Ltd, UK, pp. 80-93.
Drew, M.E., Marsden, A., Veeraraghavan, M., 2006, Small firm effect, liquidity and security returns: Australian evidence, Journal of Emerging Market Finance, vol 5, issue 2, Sage Publications India Pvt Ltd, New Delhi, pp. 135-149.
Drew, M.E., Naughton, T., Veeraraghavan, M., 2005, Pricing of equities in China: evidence from the Shanghai Stock Exchange, Managerial Finance, vol 31, issue 12, Emerald Group Publishing Limited, UK, pp. 46-57.
Naughton, T., Veeraraghavan, M., 2004, Are price limits priced? Evidence from the Taiwan stock exchange, Journal of Emerging Market Finance, vol 3, issue 3, Sage Publications India Pvt Ltd, India, pp. 249-267.
Malin, M., Veeraraghavan, M., 2004, Beta, small firm effect and security returns: French evidence, Accounting Research Journal, vol 17, issue Special Issue, RMIT University, Australia, pp. 80-92.
Drew, M.E., Naughton, T., Veeraraghavan, M., 2004, Is idiosyncratic volatility priced? Evidence from the Shanghai Stock Exchange, International Review of Financial Analysis, vol 13, issue 3, Elsevier BV, North-Holland, Netherlands, pp. 349-366.
Malin, M., Veeraraghavan, M., 2004, On the robustness of the Fama and French multifactor model: Evidence from France, Germany and United Kingdom, International Journal of Business and Economics, vol 3, issue 2, Feng Chia University, College of Business, Taiwan, pp. 155-176.
Drew, M.E., Veeraraghavan, M., 2003, Beta, firm size, book-to-market equity and stock returns: further evidence from emerging markets, Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy, vol 8, issue 3, Routledge, UK, pp. 354-379.
Drew, M.E., Naughton, T., Veeraraghavan, M., 2003, Firm size, book-to-market equity and security returns: evidence from the Shanghai Stock Exchange, Australian Journal of Management, vol 28, issue 2, Australian Graduate School of Management, Sydney NSW Australia, pp. 119-139.
Chong, L., Drew, M.E., Veeraraghavan, M., 2003, Stock market interdependence: Evidence from Australia, Pacific Accounting Review, vol 15, issue 2, Emerald Group Publishing Ltd, UK, pp. 51-76.
Drew, M.E., Veeraraghavan, M., 2002, A closer look at the size and value premium in emerging markets: evidence from the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange, Asian Economic Journal, vol 16, issue 4, Blackwell Publishing Asia, Melbourne Vic Australia, pp. 337-351.
Drew, M.E., Veeraraghavan, M., 2002, A test of the Fama-French three factor model in the Australian equity market, Accounting, Accountability & Performance, vol 8, issue 1, Griffith University, Gold Coast Qld Australia, pp. 77-92.
Drew, M.E., Stanford, J.D., Veeraraghavan, M., 2002, Efficiency with costly information: A study of Australian wholesale superannuation fund performance, Economic Analysis and Policy, vol 32, issue 1, Economic Society of Australia, Australia, pp. 35-47.
Drew, M.E., Veeraraghavan, M., 2002, Idiosyncratic volatility and security returns: Evidence from the Asian region, International Quarterly Journal of Finance, vol 2, issue 1-4, Spellbound Publications Pvt. Ltd., India, pp. 1-13.
Drew, M.E., Stanford, J.D., Veeraraghavan, M., 2002, Selecting Australian equity superannuation funds: A retail investor's perspective, Journal of Financial Services Marketing, vol 7, issue 2, Palgrave Macmillan Ltd, UK, pp. 115-128.
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