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Venture capitalists' decision-making in hot and cold markets : the effect of signals and cheap talk

Kleinert, Simon; Hildebrand, Marie - 2025

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The market timing theory of capital structure revisited : evidence from the SEO market

Kaya, Halil D. - In: International journal of economic perspectives : IJEP 8 (2014) 1, pp. 62-74

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Behavioral timing, valuation and postissue performance of UK initial public offerings

Ali, Heba Ahmed Abass - In: The journal of behavioral finance : a publication of … 18 (2017) 2, pp. 152-166

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Are There Windows of Opportunity for Convertible Debt Issuance? Evidence for Western Europe

Dutordoir, Dutordoir, M.D.R.P.; van de Gucht, L. - Erasmus Research Institute of Management (ERIM), … - 2006

This paper hypothesizes that hot convertible debt windows represent periods with lower convertible debt-related financing costs. Supporting this premise, we find that the stock price impact of Western European convertible debt announcements is significantly less negative during hot convertible...

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Are There Windows of Opportunity for Convertible Debt Issuance? Evidence for Western Europe

Dutordoir, M.D.R.P.; Gucht, L. van de - Erasmus Research Institute of Management (ERIM), ERIM … - 2006

convertible offering during a hot market. Free Keywords Convertible Debt, Hot Markets, Event Study, Western Europe Availability … debt; Hot markets; Event study; Western Europe This version: August 2006 * Corresponding author. Erasmus … issuance volumes and TB yields than non-hot markets. Apart from the negative coefficient on the straight debt volume, these …

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Nomen est Omen: How Company Names Influence Short- and Long-Run Stock Market Performance

Pensa, Pascal - Wirtschaftswissenschaftliches Zentrum, Universität Basel - 2006

I use a survey methodology to obtain consensus ratings of 64 Swiss company names. The survey evidence suggests that simple cognitive company name characteristics do affect the buy and sell decision of respondents. Furthermore, I find that respondents attribute positive stock performance rather...

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