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Managerial Finance. 43:1189-1198
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to present a literature review of research on board size, structure, and independence. The paper also reviews research on director voting, and discusses recent work on “busy” directors and board diversity. Des
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International Review of Financial Analysis. 47:197-204
This paper provides a review of literature measuring the value of human capital in the sports markets and the field of corporate finance. We discuss the seminal literature in both fields. We then compare and contrast these two fields of research and
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Journal of Corporate Finance. 25:234-250
Internal capital markets (ICMs) provide firms an alternative to costly external financing; however, they also provide an avenue to avoid the monitoring associated with issuing external capital. We argue that firms operating inefficient internal capit
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Financial Review. 49:21-48
Underwriter compensation can be structured as all cash or a combination of cash and warrants. Using a sample of small initial public offerings (IPOs), we find that underwriter compensation contracts that include warrants in exchange for cash can serv
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Financial Review. 48:617-643
We investigate how executives, the board, and excess compensation jointly affect the performance of nonprofits. Since the common measure of nonprofit performance often includes salaries, we also use expenses that directly benefit the targeted populat
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Journal of Corporate Finance. 21:119-135
Majority voting in board elections has emerged as a dominant theme in recent proxy seasons. Analysis of majority voting is important: first, the impact is controversial yet scant empirical evidence exists. Second, Congress is still considering mandat
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Journal of Banking & Finance. 34:1664-1674
While the vast majority of underwriters charge a gross spread of exactly 7%, as documented in Chen and Ritter (2000) , more than a third charge something other than 7%. Among offerings of $50 million and below where underwriters charge the firm other
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The Journal of Finance. 64:2389-2421
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Journal of Business. 78(5):1837-1858
In this paper, we test Chemmanur and Fulghieri's (1997) predictions regarding a unit IPO firm's choice of signaling mix as a function of firm riskiness. We find evidence that both the proportion of firm value sold as warrants and the percentage of un