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Increasing numbers of Japanese firms have adopted or plan to adopt IFRS since 2013, when almost all listed firms were permitted to adopt IFRS in Japan. Although there are other options such as Japanese-GAAP, US-GAAP, or Japanese Modified International Standards (JMIS), these firms have chosen...
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This paper examines the impact of first price revision that reflects institutional investors' demand on subsequent price formation in initial public offerings (IPOs). Unique setting of the Japanese IPO process allows retail investors to observe institutional investors' preliminary demand for the...
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The development and diffusion of IFRS is innovative in providing a common business language worldwide. The prior research findings suggest that firms with a larger proportion of sales and activities overseas, more foreign shareholders, and/or larger firms are willing to adopt IFRS. However,...
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This paper examines whether and how ownership structure affects stock repurchase by looking at the incentives to adjust capital structure and signal undervaluation through repurchasing. We find that a strong monitoring structure motivates the adoption of an optimal capital structure with which...
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This study investigates corporate reactions to the deregulation of stock repurchases set forth on 1 October 2001, in Japan, by looking at the motivations for stock repurchases. We found that stock repurchases increased significantly after the ban on treasury stocks was lifted. Our results show...
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This study investigates corporate reactions to the deregulation of stock repurchases that began on October 01, 2001, in Japan, by closely examining the motivations for stock repurchases, by which we study firms' usage of treasury stocks and identify the characteristics of firms that were more...
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This paper examines whether and how ownership structure affects stock repurchase by looking at the incentives to adjust capital structure and signal undervaluation through repurchasing. We find that a strong monitoring structure motivates the adoption of an optimal capital structure with which...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008696700
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This study investigates corporate reactions to the deregulation of stock repurchases that began on October 01, 2001, in Japan, by closely examining the motivations for stock repurchases, by which we study firms' usage of treasury stocks and identify the characteristics of firms that were more...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009537781