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Stock-financed M&As of newly listed firms
Small Business Economics, 2015Newly listed firms are increasingly active in mergers and acquisitions (M&As). The “stock as currency” motivation explains why firms engage in stock-financed acquisitions after their Initial Public Offering (IPO). We extend its implications by focusing on the role played by stock liquidity, which entails potential benefits not only for prospective ...
Signori, Andrea, Vismara, Silvio
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FINANCING FOR INNOVATION OF CHINESE LISTED FIRMS
The Singapore Economic Review, 2017Using a panel data of listed companies, this paper studies how internal financing and external financing affect the innovative investment of Chinese industrial enterprises. It finds that internal fund is the primary source of financing for the innovative investment undertaken by Chinese nonfinancial firms and the role of external financing varies in ...
JU XIAOSHENG, CHEN JIAO, TAN QI
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The financing behaviour of listed Chinese firms
The British Accounting Review, 2006This paper examines the corporate financing behaviour of listed companies in the People's Republic of China. Our results suggest that some determinants of firm leverage (e.g., size, asset tangibility, growth opportunities and profitability) commonly cited in studies on developed economies also appear to be important in China.
Xiao, JZ, Zou, H
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Alternative Financing Options to Public Offers and Listings
2023Abstract Alternative finance methods contribute to the range of financing choices on offer for companies today. This chapter examines two alternative options to public offers and listings: equity (or investment) crowdfunding; and initial coin offerings (ICOs), a digital form of raising capital through the issuance of cryptoassets (which,
Eilís Ferran +2 more
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Ultimate ownership, institutions and listed companies' debt financing
China Finance Review International, 2011PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to study the capital structure of firms when controlling shareholders decide on the level of debt financing in an environment with poor legal protection.Design/methodology/approachTheoretically this paper uses a dynamic model to analyze how the controlling shareholder expropriates the firm's benefit through debt ...
Yu Honghai, Xu Longbing, Chen Baizhu
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Navigating Transition Finance: An Action List
In this report, we explore actions investors, asset managers, corporations, and policymakers may consider to improve the disclosure of transition plans, provide clarity on transition activities, and mitigate risks associated with transition finance.Winnie Mak, Andres Vinelli
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Financing Policies of Croatian Publicly Listed Firms
UTMS Journal of economics, 2013Croatia is a typical bank-based transition economy whose capital market has been primarily used for secondary trading purposes since its re-establishment in 1990s. Except for a couple of exceptions, public offers of shares and corporate bonds have been rather rate. Private offerings of shares and short-term debt have been more frequent. However, due to
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Effects of Stock Price Volatility on Listed Companies' Financing
2008 4th International Conference on Wireless Communications, Networking and Mobile Computing, 2008According to the new risk asset pricing theory, individual stock price volatility can increase investors' required return, so it can affect the company's cost of equity capital. This study investigates the effect of stock price volatility on listed companies' financing behavior in China, and finds that the listed companies' stock price volatility has ...
Yumei Feng, Chunfeng Wang, Zhenming Fang
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The determinants of the financing decisions of listed and non-listed firms in Ghana
African Journal of Economic Policy, 2012The study examined the financing decisions of 19 listed companies in comparison with 16 non-listed companies in Ghana. The study tested hypotheses related to capital structure determinants and debt policy decisions. The study found support for the pecking order hypothesis across all firms. The free cash flow hypothesis held for long-term debt decisions
Alhassan Andani, Seidu Al-hassan
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2009 International Conference on Management and Service Science, 2009
In recent twenty years, through various means of stock right financing, the domestic listed companies have made indelible contribution not only to theirs own growth but also to the social development. However, compared with the listed companies of developed countries, financing behavior of China's listed companies still exists many problems and has not
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In recent twenty years, through various means of stock right financing, the domestic listed companies have made indelible contribution not only to theirs own growth but also to the social development. However, compared with the listed companies of developed countries, financing behavior of China's listed companies still exists many problems and has not
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