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Large shareholder diversification, corporate risk taking, and the benefits of changing to differential voting rights

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A comparison of the information conveyed by equity carve-outs, spin-offs, and asset sell-offs

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Is there news in the prime rate?

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The implications of equity issuance decisions within a parent-subsidiary governance structure

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The information content of multiple seasoned common stock offerings by bank holding companies

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Seasoned common stock issuance following an IPO

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The value of bank durability : borrowers as bank stakeholders

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Large Shareholder Diversification, Corporate Risk Taking, and the Benefits of Changing to Differential Voting Rights

Bauguess, Scott W. - 2011

We show how the change to differential voting rights allows dominant shareholders to retain control even after selling substantial economic ownership in the firm and diversifying their wealth. This unbundling of cash flow and control rights leads to more dispersed economic ownership and a closer...

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Asset sales in the mutual fund industry : who gains?

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