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Financial Institutions' Expertise and Growth Effects of Financial Liberalisation [PDF]
, 2001 This paper analyses the real effects of financial development subsequent to financial liberalisation in an economy with risk averse savers and learning by lending. Transition from full financial repression to full financial liberalisation might initially slow down the growth process or even induce a recession, whenever the initial level of valuable ...
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Managerial myopia, financial expertise, and executive-firm matching
Journal of Corporate Finance, 2017Abstract Existing literature emphasizes skills-based explanations for executive-firm matching, namely in the context of financial expertise. In contrast, our paper argues that informational concerns may also be relevant. We model a public firm with a project opportunity of uncertain quality, where long-run shareholders choose between hiring an ...
Fernando Anjos, Chang-Mo Kang
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The Precarious Ecology of Chinese Financial Expertise
2020By observing individuals’ engagement in the Chinese stock markets, this chapter describes the emergence of a Chinese ecology of financial expertise and a new redistributive model in which financial labour is at stake. In the moment the haigui reject their formal training as financial workers, they begin to act like, and metamorphose with, the mass of ...
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Internal Financial Expertise on the Board: Implications for Corporate Financial Policy
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010Firms with poor recent stock performance are more likely to appoint their CFO to the board and the private information associated with this choice is associated with greater leverage, cash holdings and lower payout likelihood. However, adding the CFO to the board is associated with subsequent decreases in leverage, greater financial flexibility and ...
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The Politics of Financial Regulation Expertise
2016Who controls global policy debates on shadow banking regulation? By looking at the policy recommendations of the Bank of International Settlements, the International Monetary Fund and the Financial Stability Board, we show how experts tied to these institutions secured control over how shadow banking is treated.
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Commodifying professional expertise: IT in financial services
1996This chapter addresses a number of key issues in the management of expertise. Its principal focus is on the use of different institutional mechanisms to organise expertise in the context of innovation projects. In particular, it examines the differing effects of market and hierarchical forms through a study of the roles played by in-house IT functions ...
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Intuitive Expertise and Financial Decision-Making
2022Michael Grant, Fredrik Nilsson
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