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The supposed preference of firms for internal sources of finances to fund their investments can be explained by either the free cash flow or the financial constraints theories, both stem from asymmetric information. Neither theory was found fully valid by recent research. Using a French data...
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We survey 79 private equity (PE) investors with combined assets under management of more than $750 billion about their practices in firm valuation, capital structure, governance, and value creation. Investors rely primarily on internal rates of return and multiples to evaluate investments. Their...
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Chapter 1: Growth – an Introduction -- Chapter 2: Growth Rates -- Chapter 3: Global Perspective -- Chapter 4: Strategy and Business -- Chapter 5: Organizational Impact and Corporate Culture -- Chapter 6: Growth Resources –Acquisition -- Chapter 7: Allocation of Resources -- Chapter 8: Market...
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We present the various views and methods of measuring and controlling project performance, and factors affecting a project. The review indicates that there is a shift in the type and understanding of factors of project success or failure. However, the presence of various measurement methods, in...
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In this paper we introduce a Cash Flow Model with Float so as to overcome apparent shortcomings that pervade the Standard Cash Flow Model. We deploy the complex structure the float exhibits and this allows not only for strategic financial decision making but a much more sensible use of sources...
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Evaluating agency theory and optimal contracting theory of corporate philanthropy, we find that as giving increases, shareholders reduce their valuation of cash holdings. Dividend increases following the 2003 Tax Reform Act are also associated with reduced corporate giving. Using a natural...
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We posit that accounting conservatism could mitigate the value destruction associated with increases in cash holdings. Consistent with this conjecture, we find that the market value of an additional dollar in cash holdings increases in accounting conservatism. This result is robust to...
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