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We construct a model to illustrate the dynamics of cash flow volatility and firm valuation. As a firm progressively invests into its growth opportunities, its book value increases and catches up with its market value, reducing the valuation multiple (Q). Cash flow volatility (CFV) decreases due...
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standard option pricing inapplicable. Therefore we parametrize the investor's risk preference and use utility indifference … problem. We show empirically how model ambiguity affects project values, and importantly, how option values change as model …
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Purpose – This study develops a non-traditional measure of risk, an Exposure-Based Volatility, for the non-financial company and applies this measure to capture both the downside potential of cash flows and the probability of requiring additional external financing under most foreseeable...
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The theory of cost of capital (long-term) assets [Sharpe, 1964, Lintner, 1965, Mossin, 1966] based on G. Markovits's model [Markovitz, 1952,1059], for many years forms base for estimated calculations in the investment analysis and corporate finance. But it implicitly means an assumption that the...
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This research considers the strategies on the initial public offering of company equity at the stock exchanges in the imperfect highly volatile global capital markets with the nonlinearities. We provide the IPO definition and compare the initial listing requirements on the various markets. We...
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We propose a simple idea that corporate debt maturity should serve as a good indicator of future firm performance volatility. We show in a simple two-period model that the riskiness of corporate investment is a decreasing function of corporate debt maturity. If “observable” corporate debt...
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Using the NYSE/NASDAQ listing rule changes to establish causality, we are the first to empirically show that board structure can significantly reduce the volatility of volatility of stock returns, which can be a consequence of erratic decision-making. The effect is moderated by firm...
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We study firms' internal resource allocation using a dynamic principal-agent model with endogenous cash-flow volatility. The principal supplies the agent with resources for productive use, but the agent has private control over both project volatility and resource intensity and may misallocate...
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We analyze the association of board size and stock return volatility for different firm types. First, we find significant evidence that the association is non-linear over all firms. Second, we find that this differs for different firm types. While complex firms show a negative linear...
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The cycle of cash conversion relates to the time spread between the value of cash paid for purchases and the cash receipt from turnover. Using the State Bank of Pakistan data, this study introduces the direct and moderating role of the exchange rate, effective through the efficient execution of...
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