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Journal of Banking & Finance. 149:106807
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Contemporary Accounting Research. 37:457-484
We examine the usefulness of other comprehensive income (OCI) to debt investors in nonfinancial companies. Motivated by Merton's (1974) real options framework, we construct a measure of incremental OCI volatility, designed to capture the effect of OC
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SSRN Electronic Journal.
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SSRN Electronic Journal.
How does access to debt markets affect firms' provision of trade credit? Existing literature focuses on the effect of financial crises and shows that access to bank loans allows firms to provide more trade credit. However, outside of crises, increase
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SSRN Electronic Journal.
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SSRN Electronic Journal.
A firm’s initial public offering (IPO) generates negative externalities for industry competitors. To mitigate this threat, incumbent firms manage their earnings downwards, issue more negative management forecasts, and use a more negative disclosure
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SSRN Electronic Journal.
Firm investment-stock price sensitivity declines in SP by weaker results when the focal firm manager is relatively more informed; and by dynamic reallocation of focal firm investment sensitivity to indexed vs. non-indexed peers.
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Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis. 54:1263-1283
We study at-the-market (ATM) equity offerings, which are direct share issuances sold in the secondary market that forgo underwriters and “dribble-out” shares over time rather than raising them all at once. Enabled in 2008, their use has increased
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Journal of Banking & Finance. 86:87-100
We explore how rival firms respond when firms in their industry violate debt covenants. We find that rival firms increase advertising expense, and that this increase is proportional to the size of industry violators’ pre-existing market share. Riva
Autor:
Matthew T. Billett, Miaomiao Yu
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Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis. 51:1165-1192
We explore the link between open-market share repurchases (OMRs) and asymmetric information based on financial reporting quality and find thatopaquefirms experience positive abnormal returns of twice the magnitude of those oftransparentfirms. These s