This paper models a \u85rms rollover risk generated by the conict of interest between debt and equity holders. When the \u85rm faces rollover losses in rolling over its maturing debt, its equity holders are willing to absorb the rollover losses only if the option value of keeping the \u85rm alive justi\u85es the cost of paying o¤ the maturing debt. Our model shows that both deteriorating market liquidity and shorter debt maturity can exacerbate this externality and cause costly \u85rm bankruptcy at higher fundamental thresholds. Our model provides implications on liquidity-spillover e¤ects, the ight-to-quality phenomenon, and \u85rmsopti-mal debt maturity structures
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© 2016 Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group. For a firm financed by a mixture of co...
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We examine whether a firm’s debt maturity structure affects its credit quality. Consistent with theo...
The first essay examines the roots of the current financial crisis motivated by the existing literat...
We consider a moral hazard setup wherein leveraged firms have incentives to take on excessive risks ...
We empirically study the nature of rollover risk and show how banks manage it. Having to roll over d...
We present a structural model that allows a firm to effectively manage its exposure to both insolvenc...
We consider the debt capacity of a risky asset when debt is being rolled over and there is a liquida...
We examine the role of deteriorating market liquidity in exacerbating debt crises. We extend Lelands...
Firms commonly spread out their debt expirations across time to reduce the liquidity risk generated ...
We develop an infinite horizon model of an economy in which banks finance long term assets by placin...
© 2016 Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group. For a firm financed by a mixture of co...
We investigate the trade-off between incentive provision and inefficient rollover freezes for a firm...
We develop a structural bond valuation model to simultaneously capture liquidity and credit risk. Ou...
Using a new dataset on corporate bonds placed in international markets by emerging and developed bor...
We consider the effects of the endogenous interaction between rollover risk and solvency concern--ge...
This paper examines whether rollover risk is priced on corporate bond spreads. Using a novel data se...
We examine whether a firm’s debt maturity structure affects its credit quality. Consistent with theo...
The first essay examines the roots of the current financial crisis motivated by the existing literat...
We consider a moral hazard setup wherein leveraged firms have incentives to take on excessive risks ...