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We explore Lithuanian credit register data and two bank closures to provide a novel estimate of firms' bank …-switching costs and a novel identification of the hold-up problem. We show that when a distressed bank's closure forced firms to …' reputational concerns, a healthy bank's closure revealed no overcharging. To policy-makers, our results suggest potential benefits …
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based on the theory of relationship lending and lending technologies …
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We study how interest alignment between CEOs and corporate boards affects investment efficiency. The model entails a CEO who encounters an investment project and decides either or not to present it for approval to a board of directors. The CEO may need to collect and report investment-relevant...
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This paper examines whether firm reputation impacts borrowing costs and thus investment. Using unique data from Fortune's Most Admired Companies surveys, I find that reputable borrowers enjoy lower borrowing costs and receive more favorable loan contract terms. My identification strategy is...
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Small and medium-sized firms typically obtain capital via bank financing. They often rely on a mixture of relationship …'s quality and on the relationship bank's information precision. Generally, heterogeneous multiple banking leads to fewer … bank's fraction of total firm debt is not too large. …
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When private firms are acquired, buyers commonly rely on seller financing and earnouts. Using a novel database of private acquisitions, I find that seller financing and earnouts become more common as information asymmetry increases between the acquirer and the target. Financial statement audits...
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When private firms are acquired, buyers commonly rely on seller financing and earnouts. Using a novel database of private acquisitions, I find that seller financing and earnouts become more common as information asymmetry increases between the acquirer and the target. Financial statement audits...
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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...
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This paper studies the welfare impact of reputation/feedback systems in markets where both adverse selection and moral hazard are present. Using a transaction-level dataset from an online credit market, I estimate a dynamic model of borrowers and lenders, in which borrowers are subject to...
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Using data from SEC filings, I show that the typical bank loan is renegotiated five times, or every nine months. The …
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