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Agency Conflicts, Financial Distress, and Syndicate Structure: Evidence from Japanese Borrowers

Lee, Sang Whi; Kwag, Seung-Woog; Mullineaux, Donald J.; … - Center for Economic Institutions, Institute of Economic … - 2006

We examine how borrower firm characteristics affect the size structure in the Japanese syndicated loan market for the 1999-2003 period. Consistent with the view by Lee and Mullineaux (2004), we find that syndicates are smaller when borrowers have higher credit risk, while firms with greater...

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Efficient markets, interest rates, and monetary policy

Mullineaux, Donald J. - In: Business Review (1981) May/Jun, pp. 3-10

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Revealing real interest rates: let the market do it

Mullineaux, Donald J.; Protopapadakis, Aris - In: Business Review (1984) Mar/Apr, pp. 3-8

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Monetary rules and contracts: why theory loses to practice

Mullineaux, Donald J. - In: Business Review (1985) Mar/Apr, pp. 13-19

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Regulation: whence it came and whether it's here to stay

Mullineaux, Donald J. - In: Business Review (1978) Sep, pp. 3-11

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Inflation expectations in the U.S.: a brief anatomy

Mullineaux, Donald J. - In: Business Review (1977) Jul, pp. 3-12

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On active and passive monetary policies

Mullineaux, Donald J. - In: Business Review (1979) Nov, pp. 11-19

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Money growth, jobs, and expectations: does a little learning ruin everything

Mullineaux, Donald J. - In: Business Review (1976) Nov, pp. 3-9

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An economic approach to family size: a new perspective on population growth

Mullineaux, Donald J. - In: Business Review (1976) Jan, pp. 3-12

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Loan Syndication Participation by Investment Banks and Nonbank Financial Entities

Maskara, Pankaj K. - 2019

We analyze participation by investment banks and other nonbank lenders in syndicated loan financings. We find that investment banks are more likely than commercial banks to lead syndicates to riskier borrowers and they participate more often than commercial banks in the riskier tranches of...

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