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This discussion paper resulted in a publication in the <I>Journal of Corporate Finance</I> (2011). Vol. 17, issue 5.<P> This paper analyzes the impact of blockownership dispersion on firm value. Blockholdings by multiple blockholders is a widespread phenomenon in the U.S. market. It is not clear, however,...</p></i>
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environment even when this reduces profits, as labor rents are exposed to undiversifiable firm-specific risk. In general, labor … and lenders prefer less corporate risk, since their claims are a concave function of firm profitability. This congruence …
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claims are exposed to undiversifiable risk, sovoters with small financial stakes may prefer lender (or large share …-holder) dominance, as they choose lower risk strategies. The modelmay explain the "great reversal" phenomenon in the first half of the20 … as a finan-cially weakened middle class became concerned about income risk.We offer evidence using post WW1 inflationary …
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This discussion paper led to a publication in <A href="http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1544612310000176"><I>Finance Research Letters</I></A>, 7(2), 127-34.<P>We argue that the recent corporate governance reform in the Netherlands provides a natural experiment to explore the impact of changes in corporate governance on financing policy. We find that, relative to a...</p></i></a>
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same time, industry risk is, controlling for various other factors, unlikelyto be directly associated with CEO compensation … other than through dismissal risk. Using thisidentification strategy, we document that CEO turnover risk is significantly … positively associatedwith compensation. This finding is important because job-risk compensating wage differentials arisenaturally …
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. Third, and most importantly, making shareholders the ultimate owner of the firm provides the best possible diversification … of firm-specific risks. Whereas globalisation has increased firm-specific risk by intensifying competition, globalisation … of capital markets has also greatly increased the scope for diversification of firm-specific risk. Diversification of …
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.The intuition is that labor claims are exposed to undiversifiable risk,so voters with low financial stakes prefer investors who … concerned about labor income risk associatedwith free markets and supported a more corporatist financialsystem. We offer …
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We study whether the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) of 2002 made firms less opaque. For identification, we use a difference-in-differences estimation approach and compare EU firms that are cross-listed in the US—and therefore subject to SOX—with comparable EU firms that are not cross-listed. We...
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We investigate the effect of model specification on the aggregation of (correlated) market and credit risk. We focus on … the functional form linking systematic credit risk drivers to default probabilities. Examples include the normal based … credit risk. The specification effect can lead to Value-at-Risk (VaR) reductions in the range of 3 percent to 47 percent …
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perspective of transaction cost economics indicates why this industry relies on hybrid forms of organisation. Trust between the …
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