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This paper argues that the strategic use of debt favours the revelation of information in dynamic adverse selection … problems. Our argument is based on the idea that debt is a credible commitment to end long term relationships. Consequently …, debt encourages a privately informed party to disclose its information at early stages of a relationship. We illustrate our …
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their informational advantage in the future. We point out that the strategic use of debt by an uninformed party induces … that (renegotiable) debt is a credible commitment to end the long-term relationship if information is not revealed. We show … that the strategic advantage of debt increases with good durability and we briefly address the financing decision of a …
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magnitude of concessions being made, either on a bilateral or trilateral basis. Debt is shown to undermine the firm's ability to …
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The primary role of equity compensation is to provide incentives to an effort-averse agent. Here, we show that the chosen level of equity incentives, when publicly disclosed, will also convey information about future earnings, causing two-way linkages between incentive compensation and financial...
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Investors who possess information about the value of an IPO can participate in the offering as well as trade strategically in the aftermarket. Both the bookbuilding and the fixed price IPO selling methods require more underpricing when aftermarket trading by informed investors is considered....
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We present a competitive model of takeovers among heterogeneous firms. Each firm owns a tradeable "project" and non-tradeable "skill". The complementarity between them generates takeovers. We construct an equilibrium with two segmented markets. In one market, firms pay a fee to an intermediary...
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The Hollywood quot;studio systemquot; - with production, distribution, and exhibition vertically integrated - flourished from the late teens until 1948, when the U.S. Supreme Court issued its famous Paramount decision. The Paramount consent decrees required the divestiture of affiliated theater...
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In this paper, we analyze the interaction between an incumbent's financial contract with a bank and its product market decisions in the face of a threat of entry, in a dynamic model with asymmetric information. The main results of the paper are: there exists a separating equilibrium with no...
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We present a competitive model of takeovers that explains two robust features of the data: target premia and size-dependent bidder returns. Takeovers are driven by complementarity between two factors, non-tradeable "skill" and a tradeable "project". Firms are heterogeneous in both dimensions....
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