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This paper analyzes the levels and changes in the post-IPO stock return volatility and provides insights into market responses to the presence of firm-specific risk. First, we document a negative relation between initial idiosyncratic volatility level and the post-IPO volatility change in that...
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This study examines the increased participation in underwriting of equity initial public offerings (IPOs) by section 20 subsidiaries of commercial banks. Using a four year test period (January 1995 to December 1998) this study finds that the average underpricing of equity IPOs decreased...
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We investigate the impact of firm expansion decisions on CEO wealth and derive the ex ante wealth-driven incentives. We find that CEO incentives are determined by a combined influence of multiple factors, including board compensation policy, stock market mispricing, as well as CEO's own...
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We examine stock and bond price reactions to first time grants of equity compensation to CEOs. For firms granting options and/or restricted stock to their CEOs for the first time during the period 1992 to 2004, we find large positive stock price reactions and large negative bond price reactions....
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This paper investigates the influence of managerial incentives on the capital structure decision using a sample of all-equity firms. Managerial risk-taking incentives may encourage financial risk taking hence greater leverage. On the other hand, increasing a manager's incentive to take risk...
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This paper investigates the governance implications of a firm's capital structure and managerial incentive compensation and the substitutability of these two mechanisms in controlling the free cash flow agency problem. The study is designed to explore the different ways that debt and incentives...
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We examine the effect of CEO pensions and deferred compensation (inside debt) on firm cash holdings and the value of cash. We document a positive relation between CEO inside debt and firm cash holdings. This positive effect is magnified by firm leverage and mitigated by the presence of financial...
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