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Liu, Jen-Chang - 2015

Chinese Abstract: 在臺灣金融市場歷史，上市公司在除息後，未能在半年內支付現金的案例是：英誌與科風。前者在除息後的第582日才支付現金，後者至今...

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時間間隔決策的群聚效應：以紐西蘭股市為例 (Clustering in Time Span Decisions : Examining the New Zealand Stock Exchange)

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臺灣上市與上櫃公司除息日至發放日間隔週期之研究(Comparing TWSE and OTC Firms on the Period between the Ex-date and the Payment Dates)

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The Determinants of Corporate Debt Financing Strategies

Wang, Han-Min; Tsaur, Shiow-Huey - In: Journal of Economics and Management 2 (2006) 1, pp. 53-70

This paper employs an incremental approach to explore the determinants of corporate debt financing strategies such as the factors of the issuing costs, information asymmetry, growth opportunity, credit quality and managerial ownership. Addition to univariate analysis model, we use multiple logit...

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The Motivations of Issuing Convertible Bonds - An Inquiry regarding the Sequential-Financing Hypothesis

Chen, Chun-Da; Hung, Fu-Pin; Chen, Dar-Hsin; Lin, Hsin-Ho - In: Journal of Economics and Management 4 (2008) 2, pp. 229-250

The aim of this paper is to re-examine the sequential-financing hypothesis in the context of convertible bond issuances from firms listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange from 1994 to 2003. The results contend that announcements of convertible debt offerings are, on average, associated with...

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