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State Laws and Debt Covenants

The Journal of Law and Economics, 2008
Abstract We examine whether state laws impact the use of debt covenants by using a sample of U.S. public bond issues from 1987 to 2004. We consider variation in state laws with respect to the minimum asset‐to‐debt ratio necessary for a payout and with respect to antitakeover statutes. We find that firms incorporated in states with stricter restrictions
Qi, Yaxuan, Wald, John
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Debt covenants, bankruptcy risk, and the cost of debt

2021
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Mansi, Sattar A., Qi, Yaxuan, Wald, John
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The impact of debt covenants on earnings announcement returns [PDF]

open access: possibleApplied Economics, 2019
We study the impact of debt covenants on earnings announcement returns by creating 10 covenant groups and a covenant index using event-study methodology. We find that during bad news, whether it stems from a bad earnings surprise or a negative average market reaction, both the index and most covenant groups display a significantly negative impact on ...
Evrim Akdogu, Yigit Atilgan
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Tripping debt covenants.

Healthcare financial management : journal of the Healthcare Financial Management Association, 2009
In the current economy, many hospitals are changing their debt structure or taking on new debt. Healthcare financial managers should avoid tripping their debt covenants by creating a risk budget that includes covenant considerations. Tactical management of the risk budget may be necessary and requires understanding how decisions and market influences ...
William M, Courson, Tanya K, Hahn
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Debt Covenants and Corporate Governance

Annual Review of Financial Economics, 2019
We review the recent theoretical and empirical literature on debt covenants with a particular focus on how creditor governance after covenant violations can influence the borrower's corporate policies. From the theoretical literature, we identify the key trade-offs that help explain the observed heterogeneity in covenant types, inclusion, likelihood ...
Sudheer Chava   +3 more
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Corporate Compliance with Debt Covenants

Journal of Accounting Research, 1990
In this paper, I present and test a model of corporate compliance with the debt covenant requiring payment of a current obligation. This study adds to the empirical literature on forecasting financial distress by showing conditions under which debt default may be a rational economic decision by the firm's shareholders.
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Auditor Quality and Debt Covenants

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015
AbstractThis study examines the impact of auditor quality on financial covenants in debt contracts. We conjecture that high‐quality auditors have two related effects on these debt covenants: (i) they encourage fewer and less restrictive covenants by providing assurance to lenders at contract inception and, consequently, (ii) they ensure a lower ...
Ashok Robin, Qiang Wu, Hao Zhang
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Bond covenants, bankruptcy risk, and the cost of debt

Journal of Corporate Finance, 2020
Are all covenants equally effective at reducing the bondholder-shareholder conflict? Examining the most frequently used bond covenants, we document that four out of 24 restrictions are associated with significantly higher bankruptcy risk. The use of these Default Indicating covenants can be partly explained by faulty contract design, greater recovery ...
Sattar Mansi, Yaxuan Qi, John K. Wald
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Multiple Lenders, Strategic Default and Debt Covenants

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013
We study competition in capital markets subject to moral hazard when investors cannot prevent side trading. Perfect competition is impeded by entrepreneurs’ threat to borrow excessively from multiple lenders and to shirk. As a consequence, investors earn positive rents at equilibrium. We then analyze how investors’ ability to design financial contracts
Attar, Andrea   +3 more
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Debt covenants and accounting choice

Journal of Accounting and Economics, 1990
Abstract In this issue Duke and Hunt and Press and Weintrop show that leverage is significantly related to the existence of, and closeness to, accounting-based debt covenants. Alternative rationales for this relation are presented. The theory requires more rigorous specification to define closeness to covenants and determine which measure of leverage
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