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that bond prices rise, equity prices fall, and the volatility of both securities drops for firms whose CEOs have sizeable …
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, when new disclosure rules took effect. We find that bond prices rise, equity prices fall, and the volatility of both …
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-termist pressure. More informative stock prices reduce the agency cost of incentivizing managers. Also, shortening a firm's project …
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We find that managers receive more risk-taking incentives in their compensation packages once their firms are …
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Executive compensation is designed to create incentives for CEOs to act in the best interest of shareholders. Short-term (bonus) and equity-based incentives induce risk taking behaviors of the CEO that could further change a firm's risk exposure. This article examines the linkage between...
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We study the initiation effect of credit default swaps on CEOs performance-sensitive compensation and shareholder value. We find that the initiation effect of CDS contracts on CEO’s delta varies by the characteristics of firms. Firms with higher R&D and intangibles reduce CEO’s delta whereas...
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managers prefer cash compensation over option compensation to hedge their individual exposure to the firm's bankruptcy risk …' compensation design is more pronounced for firms with higher distress risk and for managers who are more powerful …
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This paper examines the executive compensation schemes of firms whose employees invest in company stocks in the defined contribution (DC) pension plan. In sum, I find that during the period 1992 to 2007, firms with higher employee ownership in the DC plan are more likely to reduce the level and...
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