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selling activity before the 2008 short ban reflected financial companies' risk exposures in the subprime crisis. The evidence … suggests that short sellers sold short stocks that had the greatest asset and insolvency risk exposures, and that the short … disciplining effects of investors and may also serve as a counterweight to any perceived macro or systemic risk reduction benefits …
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selling activity before the 2008 short ban reflected financial companies’ risk exposures in the subprime crisis. The evidence … suggests that short sellers sold short stocks that had the greatest asset and insolvency risk exposures, and that the short … disciplining effects of investors and may also serve as a counterweight to any perceived macro or systemic risk reduction benefits …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011188494
selling activity before the 2008 short ban reflected financial companies’ risk exposure in the subprime crisis. Evidence … suggests that short sellers sold short stocks that had the greatest asset and insolvency risk exposures, and that the short … size and insolvency risk. When the short ban was in effect, the market quality of financial stocks without subprime assets …
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selling activity before the 2008 short ban reflected financial companies' risk exposures in the subprime crisis. The evidence … suggests that short sellers sold short stocks that had the greatest asset and insolvency risk exposures, and that the short … disciplining effects of investors and may also serve as a counterweight to any perceived macro or systemic risk reduction benefits …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012148242
This study investigates the relationship between politically connected firms and their access to bank financing in a post-communist eras in Poland. Overall, it finds that "recent" political connections do influence access to bank financing and the value of such connections increased during the...
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's risk exposure, such as its holdings of subprime-related assets and its credit risk exposure. Our results show that during …-financial firms, even after controlling for size and risk. More importantly, our results show that short sellers rationally short sold … those financial company stocks with the greatest subprime and insolvency risk exposures. This finding has important …
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and the banks' failure probability. In the model, banks adopt the Value-at-Risk rule to make the capital structure … decisions and the risk of contagion is neglected. The paper finds that interconnectedness may either increase or decrease the …
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This study uses the current financial crisis as a quasi-experiment to examine whether and to what extent corporate boards affect the performance of firms. Using cumulative stock returns over the crisis to measure of firm performance, we find that board independence, as traditionally defined,...
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This study examines the impact of corporate boards on firm performance during the current financial crisis. Using buy-and-hold abnormal returns over the crisis to measure firm performance, we find that board independence, as traditionally defined, does not significantly affect firm performance....
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argument that conservatism is an efficient governance mechanism to mitigate information risk and control for agency problems …
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