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Causes of financial distress following leveraged recapitalizations

Denis, David J. - In: Journal of financial economics 37 (1995) 2, pp. 129-157

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Leveraged recaps and the curbing of corporate overinvestment

Denis, David J.; Denis, Diane K. - In: Corporate governance at the crossroads : a book of readings, (pp. 318-329). 2005

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Seasoned equity offerings : what firms say, do, and how the market reacts

Walker, Mark D.; Yost, Keven - In: The journal of corporate finance : contracting, … 14 (2008) 4, pp. 376-386

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Organizational form and the consequences of highly leveraged transactions : Korger's recapitalization and Safeway's LBO

Denis, David J. - In: Journal of financial economics 36 (1994) 2, pp. 193-224

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Financing investment spikes in the years surrounding World War I

Bargeron, Leonce; Denis, David J.; Lehn, Kenneth - In: Journal of financial economics 130 (2018) 2, pp. 215-236

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Proactive leverage increases and the value of financial flexibility

Denis, David J.; McKeon, Stephen B. - In: Journal of applied corporate finance : JACF 28 (2016) 4, pp. 17-28

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Debt financing and financial flexibility : evidence from pro-active leverage increases

Denis, David J.; McKeon, Stephen B. - 2010

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Debt financing and financial flexibility evidence from proactive leverage increases

Denis, David J.; McKeon, Stephen B. - In: The review of financial studies 25 (2012) 6, pp. 1897-1929

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Taxes, Investment, and Capital Structure : A Study of U.S. Firms in the Early 1900s

Bargeron, Leonce - 2014

We analyze capital structure decisions of U.S. firms during 1905-1924, a period characterized by two shocks that provide a unique experiment for studying the primary determinants of financing choices: (i) the introduction of corporate and individual taxes, and (ii) the onset of World War I,...

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