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Source: Dissertation Abstracts International, Volume: 58-02, Section: A, page: 0539.
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Organizational Capital Budgeting Model (OCBM) is a general theory of capital budgeting that incorporates traditional capital budgeting theories and the consideration about firm's information/ organization structure. The traditional financial capital budgeting model is a special case of OCBM....
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This dissertation bridges the gap of knowledge between communication and financial research in the area of corporate information dissemination. Mainstream financial research views corporate disclosure of earnings as an event. Earnings estimates are important to the valuation of a firm. It would...
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This dissertation determines how well the Rubinstein-Leland (1981) synthetic option strategy replicates listed call options and theoretical Black-Scholes (BS) call premiums. Three rebalancing methods are implemented to trigger changes in the stock/debt mix: time--the portfolio is changed at...
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Essay 1 extends the existing theoretical framework to incorporate a bank's charter value and analyze directly its effect on the pricing of deposit insurance. It derives values of deposit insurance with both deterministic and stochastic charter values. It is shown that significant charter value...
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The data used for the analysis are taken from four sources. The accounting information for each bank is obtained from …
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This dissertation provides extensive empirical evidence--a large sample study over a long period--about the link between strategy and shareholder value. In contrast to the typical measure of shareholder value--stock price times the number of shares outstanding--this dissertation uses beta excess...
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their share of formal credit. Second, SMEs' most important source of investment finance is their internal resources … rather than selling short term assets. This shows that firms did not need to wait to accumulate assets to finance their peak …
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Based on data on publicly traded insurance firms, the first essay examines questions about the effect of large catastrophic events on insurance firms. Rather than looking at a single event, thirty catastrophic events were aggregated into quintiles and the cumulative abnormal returns around these...
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using cash flow information were not significantly superior to those using only regular accounting information. …
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