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Using a novel hand-collected dataset of business combination disclosures, we investigate whether and how fair-value adjustments (FVAs) arising from mergers and acquisitions facilitate debt financing. FVAs are the difference between the fair value and the book value of the target's net assets. We...
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In July 2013, Moody's unexpectedly increased the amount of equity credit that speculative-grade firms receive for preferred stock from 50% to 100%. Firms affected by the rule change were suddenly considered less levered by Moody's even though their balance sheets did not change. These firms...
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I develop a hypothesis that predicts nonlinear patterns of leverage and cash holdings over firms' financial flexibility demand stages. The hypothesis also predicts distinctive financing patterns over the financial flexibility demand stages. The empirical results support the hypothesis:...
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This paper is the first attempt to reconcile the prospect theory and the contract theory in explaining the observed … expected utility theory …
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A conceptual framework for intra-firm financing leverage analysis based on the mechanical analysis of physical leverage (the genesis of the concept of financing leverage) of a corporate firm under condition of future business risk considering a short-term planning horizon, composed of (a) an...
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A recent dramatic rise in the assets managed by passive corporate debt funds has profound implications for firm financing and payout policy. I use fund-specific flows to isolate exogenous increases in firm-level passive debt ownership at a firm. Firms respond to higher levels of passive debt...
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Recent empirical studies find that options trading enhances firm value by allowing for a more efficient allocation of firm resources. In this paper, we develop and test the hypothesis that, in addition to a more efficient allocation of firm resources, options trading also enhances firm value...
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most popular models of firm's financing decisions under an asymmetry in the literature is the pecking order theory (POT) of …
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association between a firm's business strategy and excess leverage is consistent with the trade-off theory of capital structure …
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This paper systematically analyzes the impact of monetary policy on non-financial enterprises' leverage differentiation under bank credit discrimination, taking advantage of data provided by non-financial listed companies from 2007 to 2017. The results show that bank credit discrimination will...
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