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Risk is a vital concept to grasp when investing in a firm or project. It is also a key ingredient required to evaluate … debt financing employed, must be accounted for to correctly assess a project’s risk.There are different measures of risk … used by practitioners. The most widely used risk measure corporate finance is CAPM beta. It can be calculated as the co …
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We propose a new approach that reconciles traditional working capital management with risk management principles. By … extending the traditional working capital approach, we develop a risk-adjusted working capital model. We examine the … regression, we find mixed evidence supportive of the risk-adjusted working capital model. Sectoral analysis reveals heterogeneous …
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between policy uncertainty and corporate risk-taking. We show that high levels of policy uncertainty are associated with … to their own firm and by reducing firm-level risk-taking. Furthermore, our results support the hypothesis that CEO risk …
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Firm-level investment paths are commonly characterised by periods of low or zero investment punctuated by large investment ‘spikes’. We document that such spikes are important for understanding firm and aggregate level investment in the UK. We show that annual variation in aggregate...
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by introducing a variable “policy-risk-induced equity return” (PRER). The results show that it is the equity market that … negatively (positively) the leverage target, conforming to the market-timing theory. EPU and non-policy uncertainty shocks cause …
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When firms approach distress, whether they engage in asset substitution (risk shifting) or rebuild equity (risk …. Consistent with the importance of capital constraints, stock companies issue new equity following a negative shock, while mutual …
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Cooper and Nyborg (2008) derive a tax-adjusted discount rate formula under a constant proportion leverage policy, investor taxes and risky debt. However, their analysis assumes zero recovery in default. We extend their framework to allow for positive recovery rates. We also allow for differences...
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After critiquing arguments and evidence associated with the trade-off theory, the pecking order model, and the market …
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We show that measurable managerial characteristics have significant explanatory power for corporate financing decisions. First, managers who believe that their firm is undervalued view external financing as overpriced, especially equity. Such overconfident managers use less external finance and,...
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A firm's leverage increases its bargaining power and reduces suppliers' relation-specific investment, and so does competition among suppliers. We explore the interaction between leverage and supplier competition, and find that firm leverage decreases with the degree of competition among...
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