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evaluate the impact of hedging strategies adopted by our sample firms on the exchange-rate exposure. Our evidence suggests that … currency derivatives for hedging and not for speculative purposes. These results are found to be robust to alternative ways of …
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This paper describes theoretical motivations for corporate risk management activities and empirical evidence provided by different scholars on such rationales. These theoretical considerations can be extended also to the new risk management practices such as enterprise risk management. Based on...
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This paper tests the influence of institutional differences on risk management practices.Several survey studies have investigated derivatives usage for risk management purposes in the US (see, among others, Bodnar, Hayt, Marston and Smithson, 1995 and Bodnar, Hayt and Marston, 1996, 1998).In...
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In this paper, we explore the strategy on hedging crude oil using refined product. We develop a regime switching …-of-sample findings indicate that RS-ADCC displays greater hedging effectiveness than some conventional multivariate GARCH. Heating oil …
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For a large sample of U.S. firms from 1994 to 2009, we empirically examine the impact of corporate hedging on the cost … of public debt. We find strong evidence that hedging is associated with a lower cost of debt. The negative effect of … hedging on the cost of debt is consistent across industries, and remains economically and statistically significant under …
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Using archival data, this paper presents the results of analyzing a sample of twelve primarily oil and gas, western Canadian energy firms and their use of financial derivatives to manage commodity price risk. The firms range in size from small to large based on total assets. All twelve companies...
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We analyze how firms hedge in the oil and gas industry. Our main finding is that CEO age determines hedging behavior …. The probability of being a hedger as well as the use of linear hedging strategies decreases with CEO age. These results … relatively more costly to younger CEOs. We also investigate the vega-theory of hedging instrument choice, finding some support …
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Previous research has shown that firms identified as derivative users tend to be valued at a premium relative to non-users. In this paper I develop the hypothesis that the ‘derivative premium’ is higher in firms with centralized FX exposure management, compared to a decentralized approach in...
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Seeing the firm as a nexus of activities and projects, we propose a characterization of the firm where variations in the market price of risk should induce adjustments in the firm's portfolio of projects. In a setting where managers disagree with respect to what investment maximizes value,...
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exposure, hedging and dividend policy and size are the main determinants of foreign currency debt. Moreover, the use of foreign …
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