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Gryglewicz (2011) develops a model that evaluates the effect of the two sources of financial distress, illiquidity and insolvency, on firm financial decisions. Using a comprehensive database of corporate bonds from 1985 to 2009, we analyze the impact of these two sources of financial distress on...
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Gryglewicz (2011) develops a model that evaluates the effect of the two sources of financial distress, illiquidity and insolvency, on firm financial decisions. Using a comprehensive database of corporate bonds from 1985 to 2009, we analyze the impact of these two sources of financial distress on...
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While recent studies show that long vesting periods in managerial compensation increase corporate investments, it may reshape the shareholder-debtholder conflict as shareholders have to split the gains with creditors. We find that firms with longer CEO pay durations use more short-maturity...
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This paper finds that CEO incentive horizon, proxied by their pay duration, has a positive influence on the engagement in corporate social responsibility (CSR), especially when firms face a higher risk of reputation loss, need more stakeholder support, and maintain more effective corporate...
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