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Approximately 38.4% of men and women will be diagnosed with cancer at some point during their lifetime. This paper investigates the impacts of financing frictions on the longevity of cancer patients. We first document that an increase in house price causes a large improvement in patients'...
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60% of the ESG mutual funds introduced after 2013 are managed by teams that also manage non-ESG funds. The co-managed non-ESG funds increase their holdings of high ESG stocks and exhibit superior performance among these stocks, reflecting an ability to cherry-pick the best ideas. Despite being...
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We study how heterogeneity in banks’ asset holdings affects fragility. In the model, banks face a risk of bank runs and have to liquidate long-term assets in a common market to repay runners. Liquidation prices are depressed when many banks sell their assets at the same time. When banks are...
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We study how environmental, social and governance (ESG) investing reshapes information aggregation by prices. We develop a rational expectations equilibrium model in which traditional and green investors are informed about financial and ESG risks but have different preferences over them. Because...
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We study how heterogeneity in banks' asset holdings affects fragility. In the model, banks face a risk of bank runs and have to liquidate long-term assets in a common market to repay runners. Liquidation prices are depressed when many banks sell their assets at the same time. When banks are...
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We study how environmental, social and governance (ESG) investing reshapes information aggregation by prices. We develop a rational expectations equilibrium model in which traditional and green investors are informed about financial and ESG risks but have different preferences over them. Because...
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This paper proposes a macro-banking model with corporate debt choice and investigates the impacts of bank capital regulation. Compared to non-banks, banks provide restructurable debt that resolves firm liquidations. Capital regulation corrects deposit insurance distortions but reduces bank debt...
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We show that the correlation across financial institutions is a major force that increases their overall fragility. Our model features a financial system with financial institutions individually prone to runs and interconnected through fire sales. Strategic complementarities within and across...
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