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Determinants of Corporate Cash Holdings
Global Business Review, 2017 This article aims at examining the financial determinants of corporate cash holdings. The study employs panel data regression method. It uses the fixed-effects method based on Hausman test results for the estimation of panel data model. This study has implications that are beneficial for the business managers to have a better understanding and ...
Yogesh Maheshwari, K.T. Vigneswara Rao
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Cash Holdings and Corporate Governance
, 2020 This chapter investigates the empirical factors affecting corporate cash holdings with special emphasis on corporate governance variables for a sample of Turkish-listed nonfinancial firms over the period 2006 to 2010. The findings reveal a significant non-linear relation between family ownership and cash holdings.
Akben-Selcuk, E., Sener, P.
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Business Strategy and the Environment, 2022 This paper examines the impact of corporate environmental, social and governance (ESG) disclosure on cash holdings, specifically during various stages of the firm life cycle of S&P 1500 indexed firms.
Muhammad Atif, Benjamin Liu
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Misvaluation and the Corporate Propensity to Hold Cash
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021Abstract This study adopts a new perspective, misvaluation, to explain corporate propensity to hold cash. We find a strong cross-sectional relationship between misvaluation and the propensity to hold cash, which can be attributed to firms' investment, cash dividends, and equity raising activities.
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Does board gender diversity affect corporate cash holdings? [PDF]
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting, 2019 This paper examines whether board gender diversity affects corporate cash holdings using S&P 1,500 index firms in the US for the period 2006–2015. We document a significantly negative relationship between board gender diversity and cash holdings. We also
Muhammad Atif, Benjamin Liu
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Trust and Corporate Cash Holdings
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015We examine the relation between the level of trust in a country and corporate cash holdings. Agency theories predict that shareholders in countries with low levels of societal trust will pressure firms to disgorge cash. Precautionary savings motives predict that firms located in countries with less trusting societies will hoard more cash in order to ...
Evan Dudley, Ning Zhang
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Journal of Applied Corporate Finance, 2001
There have been several cases in recent years—most notably, Chrysler—in which shareholders have objected to the level of companies' holdings of cash and other liquid assets. This paper describes the authors' study of the determinants of liquid asset holdings by publicly traded U.S. firms and how these holdings change over time. For those companies that
Tim Opler +3 more
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There have been several cases in recent years—most notably, Chrysler—in which shareholders have objected to the level of companies' holdings of cash and other liquid assets. This paper describes the authors' study of the determinants of liquid asset holdings by publicly traded U.S. firms and how these holdings change over time. For those companies that
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Corporate Governance and the Value of Cash Holdings
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2005Abstract We investigate how corporate governance impacts firm value by comparing the value and use of cash holdings in poorly and well-governed firms. We show that governance has a substantial impact on value through its impact on cash: $1.00 of cash in a poorly governed firm is valued at only $0.42 to $0.88.
Amy Dittmar, Jan Mahrt-Smith
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CEO Risk Incentives and Corporate Cash Holdings
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting, 2010 We empirically test the risk-reduction hypothesis of the agency theory in the context of corporate cash holdings. Since corporate cash holdings can be viewed as risk-free investments, the risk-reduction hypothesis predicts that a risk-averse and self ...
Zhenxu Tong
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Corporate cash holdings and political connections
Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting, 2010We examine the relation between corporate liquidity and political connections measured via lobbying expenditures. This is an interesting question as many of the motives for holding cash should be diminished by political connections. Results suggest a significant and inverse relation between cash levels and lobby expenses and that the marginal value of ...
Hill, Matthew D. +3 more
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