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The empirical international literature on the relationship between firm cash flow volatility and debt maturity and zero … associated with our measure of debt maturity at less than a 1% level of significance. Relative to unconditional means of debt … maturity, a one standard deviation increase in cash flow volatility implies a 2.57% decrease in the probability of firms using …
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We investigate the role of analysts’ cash flow forecasts in mitigating the accrual anomaly in an international setting. Based on a sample from 20 world market economies, we find less market overestimation of the accrual component of earnings for firms where analysts issue both cash flow...
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In an international setting, this study investigates the information content of analysts’ cash flow forecasts by examining the immediate market reaction to analysts’ cash flow forecast revisions. Using a large sample from 57 countries or jurisdictions over the period 1994 to 2018, we find...
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We investigate the role of analysts' cash flow forecasts in mitigating the accrual anomaly in an international setting. Based on a sample from 20 world market economies, we find less market overestimation of the accrual component of earnings for firms where analysts issue both cash flow...
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We analyze the risk, return and cash flow characteristics of infrastructure investments by using a unique dataset of deals done by private equity-like investment funds. We show that infrastructure deals have a performance that is higher than that of noninfrastructure deals, despite lower default...
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In recent theories of financial analysis, a financial approach has been adopted which is based on the dynamic (modern) coefficients established from cash flows - cash flow indicators. Some of the areas of their application are capital investments, which largely depend on internal sources of...
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This paper empirically investigates the risk and performance of three types of alternative beta products over the January 2002 to September 2009 time period: funds of hedge funds (FHFs), investable hedge fund indices (IHFIs), and hedge fund replication strategies (HFRS). We show that IHFIs are...
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