Search Results - subject:"Debt-Structure"

Board gender diversity and risk management in corporate financing : a study on debt structure and financial decision-making

Askarany, Davood; Jafari, Soleil; Pouryousof, Azam; … - In: Risks : open access journal 13 (2025) 1, pp. 1-22

terms of debt structure and risk management. Focusing on the Tehran Stock Exchange, it explores how female representation on …, are employed to investigate the relationship between board gender diversity, debt structure, and risk‑taking behaviour …

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Factors influencing household debt structure under various credit constraints

Jin, Chenglu; Mao, Weida; Jin, Keru; Yang, Qianqian; … - In: Journal of management science and engineering 10 (2025) 1, pp. 97-110

constraints. This study investigates the determinants of Chinese household debt structure, focusing on the choice between formal … constraints at the household level. This new household credit constraint index demonstrates that the factors affecting the debt … structure vary with the level of credit constraints, underscoring the complexity of household financial behaviors in China …

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Your gender identity is who you are : female chief executive officers and corporate debt structure

Huang, Yuxuan; Zhu, Qi; Yan, Cheng; Zeng, Yeqin - 2025

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Precautionary Debt Capacity

Aydin, Deniz; Kim, Olivia S. - 2024

Firms with ample financial slack are unconstrained... or are they? In a field experiment that randomly expands debt capacity on business credit lines, treated small-and-medium enterprises (SMEs) draw down 35 cents on the dollar of expanded debt capacity in the short-run and 55 cents in the...

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What do states do with fiscal windfalls? Evidence from the pandemic

Clemens, Jeffrey; Giesecke, Oliver; Rauh, Joshua; … - 2024

Using variation in federal pandemic-era fiscal aid to states driven by the strength of political representation, we find that incremental pandemic-era fiscal aid to states was most likely to end up in the categories of general administrative service spending and employee pension benefit funding....

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