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Equity returns of distressed equity issuers
Finance Research Letters, 2015Abstract Theoretical and empirical studies show a strong positive correlation between distress and equity issuance which suggests that low future returns of distressed firms ( i.e. , distress anomaly) could be related to the equity issuance puzzle. Upon testing this conjecture, this study finds that low returns of distressed firms are only observed ...
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2017
The banking industry still uses the return on equity (RoE) as a measure of performance and as an instrument of internal capital allocation. Some bankers even claim they have to aim at high RoE targets in order to cover the return on capital (RoC) required by shareholders.
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The banking industry still uses the return on equity (RoE) as a measure of performance and as an instrument of internal capital allocation. Some bankers even claim they have to aim at high RoE targets in order to cover the return on capital (RoC) required by shareholders.
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Ratings, Commercial Paper, and Equity Returns
The Journal of Finance, 1994ABSTRACTWe present the first evidence that initial ratings of commercial paper influence common stock returns. Highly‐rated industrial issues of commercial paper, unaccompanied by bank letters of credit, are associated with significantly positive abnormal returns; lower‐rated issues are not.
Nayar, Nandkumar, Rozeff, Michael S
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Equity returns, bond returns, and the equity premium in the German capital market
The European Journal of Finance, 1999This article reviews the empirical evidence for equity returns, bond returns, and the equity premium in the German capital market for the period from 1870 to 1995. Taken together, the studies reviewed provide convincing evidence that over longer investment periods, average equity returns have been higher than average bond returns. These excess returns,
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1994
To price facilities correctly, banks need three types of information: their target return on equity; what capital each facility uses, to calculate that return; and for products other than loans, what loan equivalent to use to allocate capital on a comparable basis.
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To price facilities correctly, banks need three types of information: their target return on equity; what capital each facility uses, to calculate that return; and for products other than loans, what loan equivalent to use to allocate capital on a comparable basis.
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EQUITY and the Problem of Return on IT Investment
IEEE Software, 2006We seem to need a better understanding of the process of exploring quantifying information technology yields--that is, the economic benefit flowing from an IT project proposal. As a result, the TCSE has decided to establish the IEEE International Conference on Exploring Quantifiable Information Technology Yields (IEEE EQUITY).
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International Equity and Bond Returns
Financial Analysts Journal, 1982(1982). International Equity and Bond Returns. Financial Analysts Journal: Vol. 38, No. 4, pp. 61-83.
Roger G. Ibbotson +2 more
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Dollar debt and equity returns
Applied Economics Letters, 2020This article examines the relationship between US dollar-denominated debt and the correlations between the equity markets of 31 countries from 2007 to 2016.
Charles Braymen +2 more
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Disentangling Equity Return Regularities
ICFA Continuing Education Series, 1988This presentation comes from the Equity Markets and Valuation Methods conference held in San Francisco, California, on September 21-22, 1987.
I JacobsBruce, N LevyKenneth
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Public Trust and Equity Returns [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015 We make use of the Edelman Trust Barometer to test for the relationship between public trust and international equity returns. The data allows for a two-dimensional split as to differentiate between the levels of trust expressed by (1) the general public and (2) informed publics.
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