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On Valuation with Stochastic Proportional Hazard Models in Finance [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010 While the proportional hazard model is recognized to be statistically meaningful for analyzing and estimating financial event risks, the existing literature that analytically deals with the valuation problems is very limited. In this paper, adopting the proportional hazard model in continuous time setting, we provide an analytical treatment for the ...
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Valuation effects of bank financing in acquisitions
Journal of Financial Economics, 2003Abstract In a sample of 115 cash tender offers between 1990 and 1996, banks extend financing in 70% of the tender offers and finance the entire tender offer in half of these takeovers. Bank financing of tender offers is more likely when internal cash reserves are low.
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A Finance Approach to Climate Stress Testing
Social Science Research Network, 2020There is increasing interest in assessing the impact of climate policies on the value of financial sector assets, and consequently on financial stability. Prior studies either take a "black box" macro-modelling approach to climate stress testing or focus
H. J. Reinders +2 more
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Working capital management and firm’s valuation, profitability and risk
International Journal of Managerial Finance, 2019PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to examine the effects of working capital management on firm valuation, profitability and risk.Design/methodology/approachThe paper uses a panel data set of 497 firms covering the period 2007 to 2016.
B. Le
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Debt Financing, Corporate Financial Intermediaries and Firm Valuation
The Journal of Finance, 1982ABSTRACTIn this paper we consider the role of financial intermediaries in the valuation of firms and projects. We show that security prices should reflect both used and unused debt capacity if some corporations can act as financial intermediaries and can capture the tax benefits of debt capacity unused by the operating firm.
Franks, Julian R, Pringle, John J
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Finance and Real Estate Valuation
2012In the aftermath of the “Yes Era”, we believe that investors must return to fundamental analytical tools in order to help ensure that a property has the desired characteristics which allow an investor to achieve their required rate of return. Investing in non-speculative properties will help the investor in obtaining financing at a bank, as lenders are
Bill Marcum, G. Jason Goddard
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Valuation and Control in Venture Finance
The Journal of Finance, 2001ABSTRACTThis paper presents the model of a relationship between a venture capitalist and an entrepreneur engaged in the formation of a new firm. I assume that the entrepreneur derives private nonpecuniary benefits from having some control over the firm.
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Social Science Research Network, 2020
Financial technology (FinTech) is an industry composed of diversified companies that use technology to make financial services more efficient. Fintech is recognized as one of the most critical innovations in the financial industry and is evolving at a ...
Roberto Moro Visconti
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Financial technology (FinTech) is an industry composed of diversified companies that use technology to make financial services more efficient. Fintech is recognized as one of the most critical innovations in the financial industry and is evolving at a ...
Roberto Moro Visconti
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339 Questions on Valuation and Finance
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013The document starts with 100 questions that students, alumni and other persons (judges, arbitrageurs, clients…) have posed to me over the past years. They were recompiled so as to help the reader remember, clarify and, in some cases, discuss some useful concepts in finance.
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2010
In this 12th edition of the European Energy Markets Observatory, a sample of 41 companies has been examined (see Table 14.1), which is down from 43 covered in last year’s report, as two of the companies were acquired in 2009: Dutch Essent was bought by German RWE, and Nuon (also Dutch) was acquired by Swedish Vattenfall.
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In this 12th edition of the European Energy Markets Observatory, a sample of 41 companies has been examined (see Table 14.1), which is down from 43 covered in last year’s report, as two of the companies were acquired in 2009: Dutch Essent was bought by German RWE, and Nuon (also Dutch) was acquired by Swedish Vattenfall.
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