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We examine whether the effect of increased creditor rights on corporate borrowing depends on firm's access to internal capital. By exploiting a creditor protection reform in India, empirical outcomes strongly indicate that strengthening of creditor rights leads to increased corporate borrowing...
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rights and profitability on market leverage. It suggests that the more shareholder rights there are, the fewer asymmetric …
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employee rights and firms' use of debt. This is because when employee rights are high, shareholders intend to use more debt … also document a negative relationship between creditor rights and firm debt ratio. When creditor rights are high, creditors … have more negotiation power to obtain good terms in debt contracting. If shareholders cannot get a favorable debt contract …
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creditors to grant concessions outside formal bankruptcy. We study the joint impact of the two indexes on a firm's leverage … policy. We show that the two indexes have at most a statistically weak effect on the level of long-term debt. Instead, the … two indexes affect the distribution of long-term debt into bank debt, public debt and private placements. Bank debt …
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We use a new international setting to test and strengthen the identification of “target leverage hypothesis” in the … economies and analyze its influences on leverage dynamics. Under-leveraged firms before legalization are more likely to buy back … facilitate firms’ movement towards target leverage, especially for under-leveraged firms. This facilitating effect is stronger …
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the relationship between state ownership and corporate leverage. Controlling for country-sector-year fixed effects and … conventional firm-level determinants of leverage, we show that state ownership is robustly and negatively related to corporate … leverage. This relationship holds across most of the firm-size distribution – with the important exception of the largest …
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the relationship between state ownership and corporate leverage. Controlling for country-sector-year fixed effects and … conventional firm-level determinants of leverage, we show that state ownership is robustly and negatively related to corporate … leverage. This relationship holds across most of the firm-size distribution, with the important exception of the largest …
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This paper summarizes research examining how privatization programs implemented by governments over the past three decades have changed the size and efficiency of global financial markets, altered the practice of corporate finance in economies that experienced large privatizations, and impacted...
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, in particular, long-term debt. An active, though not necessarily large, stock market and a large banking sector are also …
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sheets and liquidity by raising funds from banks, bonds, and equity markets. While listed firms reduced their leverage …
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