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firms' operational and investment policies, its implications on firm cash holdings remain unclear. Using a GARCH-model based … methodology, we construct novel, forward-looking measures of firms' exposure to systematic uncertainty through firms' future cash … needs and their costs of external financing. We find that systematic uncertainty increases firm cash holdings through both …
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how each impacts the aggregate cash holdings of US firms. Our baseline structural vector autoregression model shows that … increase in aggregate corporate cash-to-total assets after five and eight quarters, respectively. The baseline result also … aggregate corporate cash holdings, with a shock tending to raise cash holdings under normal financial conditions and lower cash …
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-emitting industries. This research analyzes the impact of Paris Agreement ratification on the debt financing decisions of publicly listed …, firms in high-emitting industries have leverage and financial leverage that are an average of 1.8% and 4.2% lower …
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By mapping households to US employers traded in the stock market and using daily spending data, we provide novel evidence of household spending response to employer-specific forward-looking volatility shocks. A 10 percent change in firm uncertainty leads households to change their average...
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How do banks choose their debt maturity structure when credit markets are subject to information frictions? This paper …
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-term defaultable debt and stochastic volatility. These features lead to significantly lower leverage and higher default probabilities …
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This paper introduces internal control quality to study litigation risk which enrich the literature of how to reduce firms' litigation risk. This paper use listed company data from 2000-2015 in China A-share market to research how firms' internal control affect litigation risk, and which kind of...
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CEOs' pay-performance sensitivity (delta) is higher in the first year after being hired than in the following years. I explain this finding with reference to CEO prior uncertainty: due to information asymmetry and/or uncertainty about the quality of the match between a CEO and a firm, first-year...
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This study examines how the effect of uncertainty on capital investment varies between focused firms and conglomerate segments. One advantage of conglomeration is that it gives segments access to the conglomerate's internal capital market, making them less likely to be financially constrained....
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