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under previously committed credit lines. We show that during the collapse of the Asset Backed Commercial Paper market in the … conditions on the outstanding credit lines offered to borrowers in violation of a covenant. Looking at the broader period of the …, following a covenant violation on a credit line. Our paper suggests that a worsening in financial conditions of lenders can bear …
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We analyze how Credit Default Swaps (CDS) affect bank incentives and borrower outcomes in renegotiations after covenant …
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We study how the consequences of violations of covenants associated with bank lines of credit to firms vary with the … financial health of lenders. Following a violation banks restrict usage of lines of credit by raising spreads, shortening … during the recent crisis. Banks in worse financial health are more likely to restrict access to credit lines following a …
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Using a large sample of private debt renegotiations from 1996 to 2011, we report that, even in the absence of any covenant violation, debt covenants are frequently renegotiated. These renegotiations primarily relax existing restrictions and result in economically large changes in existing...
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We show that performance-sensitive debt (PSD) is used to reduce hold-up problems in repeated lending relationships. Using a large sample of bank loans, we find a more frequent use of PSD if hold-up is more likely, e.g. if a longterm lending relationship exists and the borrower has fewer outside...
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Using the Emerging Market Debt Crises of the late 1990s, a shock that directly impacted some U.S. banks but not their domestic borrowers, we study the causal impact of lender health on covenant-violating borrowers. Using difference-in-differences, we find that banks exposed to the crises become...
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these firms' future financial performance? (2) Does this predictability vary across different stages of the credit cycle … relationship is primarily present in the expansionary stages of the credit cycle. This suggests that a firm's current bank lender … applicants. The finding that this primarily occurs in credit cycle expansions is consistent with theory models that predict that …
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Recent evidence suggests that investors struggle to process complex financial disclosures. Relative to equity and public debt investors, banks have unique advantages in acquiring information and can impose contractual terms to mitigate information frictions. We investigate whether financial...
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. The credit-enhancement channel predicts a positive relation between banks' CDS selling and loan sales. Using syndicated … substitute channel, and the credit-enhancement channel plays an important role in bank loan sales …
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We show that firms with illiquid stock pay higher syndicated loan spreads. This result is invariant to multiple measurements of stock illiquidity, and is robust to a wide set of cross-sectional loan and firm features, firm and year fixed effects. This result also holds using matched...
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