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A re-entry theory for abnormal behavior of financial markets in January is derived and tested. The model predicts that, by optimally shifting portfolios to mimic a benchmark, successful investment managers lock in superior performance, while unsuccessful investment managers lock out possible...
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This paper tests a theoretical model of the basis and open interest of stock index futures. The model is based on the differences between stock and futures in terms of investors' ability to customize stock portfolios and liquidity. Empirical evidence confirms the model's prediction that...
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This paper explores the advantage of private equity in turnaround situations. Since the analysis and recovery plan of floundering businesses is typically carried out by an external turnaround specialist, it is not clear what causes a breakdown in the ownership-management separation. The paper...
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Venture capital funding is commonly provided to start-up firms on a piecemeal basis over numerous stages. One way in which this can be implemented is through milestone financing, where a venture capitalist commits upfront to providing additional future funding contingent upon the firm meeting...
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