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We consider a mean-variance general equilibrium economy where the expected returns for controlling and non-controlling shareholders are different because the former are able to divert a fraction of the profits. We find that when investor protection is poor, asset return correlation affects...
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In a mean-variance economy where controlling shareholders can divert profits, equity ownership is more concentrated the higher the stock returns correlation. A higher returns correlation reduces the benefits of diversification, giving rise to both a higher investment by the controlling...
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We consider a mean-variance general equilibrium economy where the expected returns for controlling and non-controlling shareholders are different because the former are able to divert a fraction of the profits. We find that when investor protection is poor, asset return correlation aspects...
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We consider a mean-variance general equilibrium economy where the expected returns for controlling and non-controlling shareholders are different because the former are able to divert a fraction of the profits. We find that when investor protection is poor, asset return correlation affects...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012754549
We consider a general-equilibrium Capital Asset Pricing Model economy where the expected returns for controlling and non-controlling shareholders are different because the first can divert part of the profits. We show that local market correlation (the correlation between the returns of the...
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when they are regulatory capital constrained or markets are under stress. When faced with an exogenous liquidity shock …
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We examine whether the concern of academics and regulators about the potential for insurers tosell similar assets due to the overlap in their holdings is justified. We measure this overlap usingcosine similarity and find that insurers with more similar portfolios have larger subsequent...
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that when liquidity becomes scarce Chi-X is a less resilient venue than LSE with variations existing across stocks and time …. In comparison with LSE, Chi-X has more, longer, and severer liquidity shocks. Whereas the vast majority of liquidity … droughts on both venues disappear within less than one minute, the recovery is not lasting, as liquidity shocks spiral over the …
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We empirically examine the Capital Purchase Program (CPP) used by the US government to bail out distressed banks with equity infusions during the Great Recession. We find strong evidence that a feature of the CPP - the government's ability to appoint independent directors on the board of an...
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