CEO Overconfidence and the Speed of Adjustment of Cash Holdings
We examine the links between CEO overconfidence, the speed of adjustment (SOA) of cash holdings, and firm value for listed US firms. First, we find that...
Read moreWe examine the links between CEO overconfidence, the speed of adjustment (SOA) of cash holdings, and firm value for listed US firms. First, we find that...
Read morePrivate equity funds pay particular attention to capital structure when executing leveraged buyouts, creating an interesting setting for examining...
Read moreThe large companies that currently file for Chapter 11 look very different than the typical Chapter 11 cases of the past. The liability side of debtors’...
Read moreThis paper determines optimal capital structure and value of Holding-Subsidiary structures (HS), when there is a trade-off between bankruptcy costs...
Read moreWith a hand-collected set of 545 debtor-in-possession (DIP) loan facilities, 2002-2019, we show that these short-term loans are highly...
Read moreThis essay discusses the economic case for regulating shadow banking. Focusing on systemic risk, shadow banking is defined as leveraging on collateral...
Read moreWe rationalize why leverage in buyouts differs from corporate leverage at large by merging two canonical strands of buyout theory that examine...
Read moreWe develop a dual-layered agency model to study blockholder monitoring by activist funds that compete for investor flow. Competition for flow affects...
Read moreFirms hold cash for several reasons, e.g., to seize strategic opportunities as they arise or as abuffer against unexpected shocks. While research...Read more