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associated with the role of debt and non-debt tax shields at the bank level, as well as agency and governance conflicts and …
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Using internal data of a leasing company in Germany, we examine the determinants of the probability and use of leasing by small firms. We find that small and young firms are likely to be constrained on the leasing market but use leasing to increase their debt capacity. Beyond contract- and...
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The capital structure of lending institutions has become an increasingly prominent issue in the world of finance. Contemporaneously, microfinance institutions (MFIs) have risen to the forefront as invaluable lending institutions in the development process. Since capital constraints have hindered...
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Some advocates of far higher capital requirements for banks invoke the Modigliani-Miller theorem as grounds for judging that associated costs would be minimal. The M&M theorem holds that the average cost of capital to the firm is independent of capital structure, because any reduction in capital...
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We report evidence that salience may have economically significant effects on homeowners’ borrowing behavior, through a bias in favour of less salient but more costly loans. Survey evidence corroborates the existence of such a bias. We outline a simple model in which some consumers are biased...
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informational asymmetry between the firm and the lender, which is in mostly a bank. The banks finance the direct investment projects … compounded of five risk classes established according to risk methodologies specific for each bank. The cost of capital is …
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disciplining role are based on inadequate theory lacking empirical support. We conclude that bank equity is not socially expensive …
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This paper finds that a newly created equity-for-guarantee swap can significantly increase a firm’s value. If the firm earns more/less in a recession/boom market, the guarantee cost will decrease. The greater the business risk is, the more the guarantee cost will decrease and the higher the...
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A bank that needs a public bail-out to avoid liquidation can use financial contracts to provide contingent liquidation … bank’s financial condition decreases welfare if the government is strongly pro-continuation. …
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results based on a panel of Dutch firms show that bank relationships, measured by interlocking board memberships and equity … ownership, have a significant impact on the relations among the three capital structure choices. First, less bank involvement … help firms to mitigate liquidity risk. Second, bank debt negatively effects leverage in firms with bank interlocks, while …
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