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This paper looks at the timing chosen by CEOs to exercise their stock options and to sell their shares of stock … exercise their options and/or sell their shares, and when other top managers should. Using a tournament approach we find that … other top executives should exercise their stock options later than the CEO. We test this model using an unique data set of …
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implicites dans le prix des options; les VaR sont également vérifiées et comparées. …
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The paper provides a genesis of fair value accounting (FVA) and reviews some research and empirical evidence that are relevant to the debate surrounding its use. We also comment on FVA's role in the financial crisis: was it just the messenger of bad news or was it procyclical, contributing to...
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We show that using data which are properly available in real time when assessing the sensitivity of asset prices to economic news leads to different empirical findings that when data availability and timing issues are ignored. We do this by focusing on a particular example, namely Chen, Roll and...
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We measure the long-run performance of 141 Canadian IPOs between 1986 and 2000, using continuously rebalanced and purged control portfolios (size and book-to-market ratios). Results remain relatively similar irrespective of whether we use an event-time approach (buy-and-hold abnormal returns and...
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