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the investment opportunities hypothesis …
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Several empirical studies have reported that the level of short-term financing is higher in firms operating in developing countries. Short-term financing increases risk of default as it matures quickly and leaves little room for the borrowing firm to manage its cash flows. But if the firm has a...
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, liquidity, tangibility, investment opportunities, managerial ownership, and ownership concentration. Results further suggest …
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We examine the effect of CEO compensation incentives on corporate cash holdings and the value of cash to better understand how compensation incentives designed to enhance the alignment of manager and shareholder interests may influence stockholder-bondholder conflicts. We find a positive...
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Results from about 17,000 Italian private companies and 152,000 firm-year observations in the 1996-2005 period show that cash holdings in private firms support both the trade-off model and the financing hierarchy theory. In fact, more cash holdings are a feature of riskier companies and firms...
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holdings by expanding investment opportunities …
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This study investigates the influence of shariah compliance status on firms' cash holding levels and speed of adjustment in non-financial firms listed in six Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC countries) from 2005 to 2016. It shows that shariah compliance status has a significant effect on firms'...
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We study the implications of financial hedging for corporate cash policy. Using a web crawler program to collect data on the use of financial derivatives, we find that firms with financial hedging programs have smaller cash reserves but a higher value of cash than firms without hedging contracts...
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This paper uses Taiwanese data to examine the impact of firm-level corporate governance mechanisms on firms' average cash holdings. Specifically, it examines how a firm's number of banking relationships and the percentages of managerial ownership and board ownership impact the firm's level of...
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Using staggered board reforms as a quasi-natural experiment and a difference-in-differences approach, this study examines the impact of corporate governance on cash holdings in 41 countries. We find that board reforms are followed by significant reductions in cash holdings. This effect is more...
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