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This paper examines whether and to what extent private firms learn from the stock market. Using a large panel data set for the United Kingdom, I find that private firms' investment responds positively to the valuation of public firms in the same industry. The sensitivity increases with price...
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Companies in the United States are staying private longer, and this trend has important implications for companies and their employees. Employees holding equity awards in private companies are restricted from monetizing an illiquid asset that they might need to support their living expenses....
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(presidential) party to proxy for local firms' proximity to political power. Firms whose headquarters are located in high PAI states … with the notion that proximity to political power has stock return implications because it reflects firms' exposure to …
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Implied private company pricing line theory (IPCPL theory) is based on the fundamental assumption — taken from modern … asset pricing theory — that no arbitrage opportunities exist between pricing of privately- and publicly-held equity. More … specifically, IPCPL theory is based on the assumption that no arbitrage opportunities exist resulting from differences in equity …
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firm value to capital expenditure under various levels of CEO power. The paper uses two measures of CEO power and finds … that the greater the power of the CEO the less the increase in market value for a given increase in capital spending. The …
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