Search Results - subject:"Unternehmensfinanzierung"

Voluntary environmental regulation, innovation and access to finance in Moroccan firms : revisiting Porter's hypothesis

Mansouri, Rim; Tounsi, Said - 2026

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Financial constraints, investment, and firm value : evidence from Vietnamese firms

Pham Quynh Xuan; Le Hau Long - 2026

In an imperfect capital market, firms face financial constraints due to information asymmetry. These constraints have a significant impact on the effectiveness of investment decisions. When either an underinvestment or overinvestment process occurs, it directly affects the firm's value. This...

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Investment information sources and investment grip : evidence from Japanese retail investors

Yamaguchi, Manaka; Ogura, Kota; Kiba, Tomoka; Khan, … - 2026

Understanding how investors maintain positions during adverse market conditions, investment grip, is increasingly important as retail participation rises and information environments diversify. While prior research identifies demographic, psychological, and economic determinants of investment...

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Money manager capitalism and the growth and spread of Ponzi finance, private market version

Tymoigne, Éric - 2026

Private debt and equity markets have been a funding source for nascent and credit constrained businesses for several decades. Following the 2008 financial crisis, an economic environment characterized by low interest rates, cautious banks, and tighter financial regulations - together with money...

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Corporate debt composition, access to credit, and monetary policy

Gulan, Adam; Silvo, Aino - 2026

In both the U.S. and the euro area, the share of market finance in aggregate corporate credit has grown over time. To study the implications of the corporate debt structure for the transmission of monetary policy, we develop a New Keynesian DSGE model in which firms differ in productivity and...

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The Financial Lobster Bias

Reyes Marín, Óscar De los; Paz Gil, Iria; … - 2026

The Financial Lobster Bias describes how SMEs, driven by distorted liquidity perceptions, engage in aggressive expansion until financial breakdown occurs. Using data from 10,412 Spanish SMEs (2000-2024), this study shows that liquidity misperception-measured through two versions of the Liquidity...

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