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The objective of this paper is to develop a theoretical analysis of “mandatory convertibles,” which are securities that automatically (“mandatorily”) convert to common stock on a pre-specified date. We consider a firm facing a financial market characterized by asymmetric information and...
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This paper investigates an important contemporary issue relating to the involvement of hedge funds in the syndicated loan market. In particular, we investigate the potential conflicts of interest that arise when hedge funds make syndicated loans and take short positions in the equity of...
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Utilising multivariate techniques the study investigates the relationship between new macroeconomic information and weekly Australian equity returns and tests the joint hypothesis of market efficiency and constant equilibrium expected equity returns (or constant risk premium). The joint...
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The paper tests the hedging and structure-conduct-perfor Mance (S.C.P.) models in the context of Australian finance company profit margins. Econometric results from pooled time-series/cross-section data were consistent with the S.C.P. model and inconsistent with the hedging model. Finance...
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