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Free Cash Flows, Inssuance Costs and Volatility

2011
We develop a dynamic model of a firm facing agency costs of free cash flow and external financing costs. An explicit solution for the firm's optimal balance sheet dynamics is derived. Financial frictions affect issuance and dividend policies, the value of cash holdings, and the dynamics of stock prices.
Decamps, Jean-Paul   +3 more
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Service quality, cash flow volatility, and moderating environmental factors

Marketing Intelligence & Planning, 2015
Purpose– Service quality is a critical factor leading to firm returns. However, its benefit on the firm risk side metric is not clear. The purpose of this paper is to link firm service quality and firm cash flow volatility (CFV) and further investigates this relationship by incorporating the moderating effects from three environmental variables ...
Wenbin Sun, Kexiu Cui
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Separating Ambiguity and Volatility in Cash Flow Simulation Based Volatility Estimation

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2007
Volatility is a significant parameter both in financial and real options valuation. However, in the case of several real option projects there is no historical data available. In such cases, one alternative is to use Monte Carlo simulation on projects' cash flows for estimating volatility.
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Free Cash-Flow, Issuance Costs and Stock Volatility

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2008
We study the issuance and payout policy that maximizes the value of a firm facing both agency costs of free cash-flow and external financing costs. We find that firms have target cash levels and optimally issue equity when they run out of cash. We characterize the process modelling the number of outstanding shares and the dynamics of the stock prices ...
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Stock Price Volatility, Ordinary Dividends, and Other Cash Flows to Shareholders

The Journal of Finance, 1993
ABSTRACTThis paper shows that the results of variance‐bound tests depend on how cash distributions to shareholders are measured. As in prior studies, we find apparent evidence of excess volatility when a narrow definition of cash flow (dividends only) is applied.
Ackert, Lucy F, Smith, Brian F
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Idiosyncratic volatility and cash flow volatility: New evidence from S&P 500

International Review of Financial Analysis, 2018
Abstract Employing firm-level data of S&P 500 constituent companies from 1990 to 2016, we offer new evidence on the strong time series and cross-sectional relationships between Idiosyncratic stock return volatility (Ivol) and cash flow volatility even after controlling for illiquidity and firm size, which also vary by period of economic condition ...
Yuntaek Pae, Sung C. Bae, Namhoon Lee
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The Impact of Cash Flow Volatility on Systematic Risk [PDF]

open access: possibleJournal of Insurance Issues, 2008
Where information is costly, volatile cash flows create information acquisition costs that reduce value. Thus, managers act to reduce their firm’s volatility of cash flow in anticipation of higher value for shareholders. However, when managers reduce the firm’s cash flow volatility, they also affect the systematic risk of their firm’s stock.
Nicos A. Scordis   +2 more
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R&D, Corporate Philanthropy, and Cash Flow Volatility

Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management
ABSTRACT Although academic research in the recent two decades has increasingly focused on the drivers and consequences of CSR engagement for firms, the R&D and corporate philanthropy nexus has not been sufficiently explored, especially on a global scale.
Ali Uyar   +4 more
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Cash Flow Volatility and Capital Structure in Asia

Journal of Accounting and Finance
This paper aims to investigate the relationship between cash flow volatility and capital structure policy for firms in developing Asian economies. The relationship is then examined, with all firms separated based on their economic development, and again based on prior debt levels and operating cash flows.
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Cash Flow Volatility, Income Smoothing and CEO Cash Compensation

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009
Somnath Das   +2 more
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