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I investigate whether and how syndicate size influences the type of covenants used in debt contracts. Prior theory and evidence suggest that renegotiation considerations from coordination difficulties in large syndicates and intertemporal transfers due to relationship lending in small syndicates...
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nor to observable firm characteristics at the initiation of the new loan, such as for example credit risk. It also does …
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behavior. A line of credit appears in the optimal long term contract similar to (DeMarzo and Fishman, 2007). The novelty of the … contract is that the credit limit varies over time, as a function of the state of volatility. Credit limit does not vary … monotonically over firms. When uncertainty increases, credit limits are reduced for highly constraint firms, because the frictions …
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I provide new evidence on the renegotiation of financial contracts using a comprehensive sample of over 90,000 debt contract renegotiations. I study whether the demand for monitoring determines the renegotiation intensity, defined as either the renegotiation frequency over a period of time or...
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are stronger for borrowers with higher ESG- and credit-risk and for contracts with more sustainability performance metrics …
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from credit agreements of public firms. Using a novel dataset, I find evidence that when lenders invest more in screening … and monitoring the borrower or when lenders earn abnormal profits from the loan, credit agreements are more likely to have … potentially material information redacted. Furthermore, consistent with the notion that the withholding of information from credit …
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borrower and evolve in response to changes in market conditions, such as expansion and contraction in credit supply. Building … (contraction) of credit will lead not only to a decrease (increase) in the interest rate but also a reduction (expansion) of …
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Change of management restrictions (CMRs) in loan contracts give lenders explicit ex-ante control rights over managerial retention and selection. This paper shows that lenders use CMRs to mitigate risks arising from CEO turnover, especially those related to the loss of human capital and...
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.e., profitability) ratios rather than credit ratings. Overall, our study demonstrates how the design of debt contracts changes in …
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When firms want to raise external financing, why do they resort to contracts with fixed repayment, i.e., standard debt contracts? The canonical work of Gale and Hellwig (Rev Econ Stud, 52(4):647–663, 1985) gives the following answer to this question: Assuming that only the entrepreneur can...
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