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Previous studies have demonstrated that analysts' concern for their reputations and career advancement can partially explain the level of forecast error and systematic biases in their forecasts. This paper extends the literature by demonstrating that the decision to distribute revenue forecasts...
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Financial markets are increasingly integrated globally. We examine the extent to which firms from different countries rely on alternative sources of capital, the locations where they raise capital, and the factors that affect these choices. During the 1990-2001 period, firms raised about $25.9...
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This paper examines the potential impact of capital supply on security issuance. We focus on the role of convertible bond arbitrageurs as suppliers of capital to issuers of convertible bonds. We estimate a simultaneous equations model of demand and supply of convertible bond capital, linking the...
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Financial markets are increasingly integrated globally. We examine the extent to which firms from countries around the world rely on different sources of capital, the locations where they raise capital, and the factors that affect these choices during the 1990-2001 period. International security...
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The ability to create securities providing state-contingent payoffs tailored to specific investors seems conducive to improving allocative efficiency. But if some investors assign incorrect probability weights to events, financial institutions can exploit these errors by creating financial...
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Financial institutions that issue commodity-linked notes hedge their liabilities by buying commodity futures. Henderson, Pearson and Wang (2015) show that these futures trades impact commodity futures prices and interpret this as evidence that uninformed financial flows into the commodity...
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Existing literature nds that proxies for short-sale constraints do not predict bond returns.Using more comprehensive data over a longer sample period and rating and maturity-matchedbenchmarks we nd that utilization, which proxies for short-sale constraints, predicts negativereturns. Many lending...
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