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While IPOs have been underpriced by more than 10% during the past two decades, we find that in a sample of more than 2,000 IPOs from 1980 to 1997, the median IPO was significantly overvalued at the offer price relative to valuations based on industry peer price multiples. This overvaluation...
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This paper examines whether the market underreacts to the negative information implicit in the SEO (seasoned equity offerings) announcements. While rational and mispricing theories both predict SEO's, in the aggregate, should earn low returns in the long run, they offer sharply different...
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This paper extends the current theoretical models of corporate risk-management in the presence of financial distress costs and tests the model's predictions using a comprehensive dataset. I show that the shareholders optimally engage in ex-post (i.e., after the debt issuance) risk-management...
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I analyze the effects of bank characteristics and macroeconomic shocks on interest rate risk-management behavior of commercial banks. My findings are consistent with hedging theories based on cost of financial distress and costly external financing. Banks with higher probability of financial...
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We provide an approach to the market valuation of deposit insurance that is based on reduced-form methods for the pricing of fixed-income securities under default risk. By reference to bank debt prices as well as qualitative-response models of the probability of bank failure, we suggest how a...
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We find a positive cross-sectional relationship between expected stock returns and default risk, contrary to the negative relationship estimated by prior studies. Whereas prior studies use noisy ex post realized returns to estimate expected returns, we use ex ante estimates based on the implied...
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We undertake a broad-based study of the effect of managerial risk-taking incentives on corporate financial policies and show that CEOs' and CFOs' risk-taking incentives significantly influence their firms' financial policies. In particular, we find that CEOs' risk-decreasing (-increasing)...
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