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Corporate bond spreads are affected by both credit risk and liquidity and it is difficult to disentangle the two factors empirically. In this paper we separate out the credit risk component by examining bonds that are issued by the same firm and that trade on the same day. Our sample of bond...
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This study explores how the ethnicity of small business owners affects the influences of family ownership on their willingness to borrow. While the willingness issue is fundamental in the literature on small business debt financing, it has been understudied. We introduce an indirect measure of...
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Based on a sample of 539 angel investors, we empirically test the impact of new ventures resource acquisition/allocation strategies in different development stages on angels abnormal returns and their extremeness. Our exploratory findings suggest that at early stages of development, ventures...
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Purpose – Corporate risk management is one of the critical concerns of managers when they make investment allocation decisions among multiple projects. The purpose of this paper is to address corporate investment issues illustrated by target-beating in capital budgeting, and further discuss...
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Purpose – One of the agency conflicts between investors and managers in fund management is reflected by risk-taking behaviors led by their different goals. The investors may stop their investments in risky assets before the end of the investment horizon to minimize risk, while the managers may...
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