Asymmetric information and the flotation of companies The privileged information that the owners have on their firms is often said to discourage rational financial investors and to thin the market for their shares. The paper studies the validity of this argument in a model similar to Grossman-Stiglitz [1980].Information asymétrique et émission d'actifs On dit souvent que les informations privilégiées dont disposent les dirigeants d'entreprise découragent les investisseurs potentiels et réduisent le volume des échanges sur le titre. Nous étudions la validité de cet argument sous des hypothèses usuelles en finance, dans un modèle inspiré de Grossman-Stiglitz [1980].Demange Gabrielle, Laroque Guy. Information asymétrique et émission d'act...
We test models of asset pricing under asymmetric information using plausibly exogenous variation in ...
Nous étudions un problème d'asymétrie d'information sur un marché financier. Nous modélisons ce prob...
Should large institutional investors be allowed to have better access to information than small indi...
Asymmetric information and the flotation of companies The privileged information that the owners h...
Investors are in the business of acquiring information and using that information to manage a portfo...
Our paper starts from the relationship, apparently contradictory, between the better informed econom...
Information asymmetry means that investors know less than managers. There are known man...
The submitted paper focuses on information asymmetry in the area of investments in qualified investo...
I use uniquely comprehensive data on financial news events to test four predictions from an asymmetr...
Creative accounting, the bankruptcy of many companies, and ongoing litigations made rapid rebuilding...
This paper analyzes how asymmetric information affects the choice of corporate governance arrangemen...
ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION AND SECURITY DESIGN IN SOUTH-EAST ASIAN EMERGING MARKETS In this paper we an...
This paper studies corporate hedging when investors cannot observe firms' hedging strategies but onl...
The article deals with the information asymmetry in the capital structure decisions of a corporation...
Purpose – This paper seeks to examine the potential for regulation to reduce information asymmetries...
We test models of asset pricing under asymmetric information using plausibly exogenous variation in ...
Nous étudions un problème d'asymétrie d'information sur un marché financier. Nous modélisons ce prob...
Should large institutional investors be allowed to have better access to information than small indi...
Asymmetric information and the flotation of companies The privileged information that the owners h...
Investors are in the business of acquiring information and using that information to manage a portfo...
Our paper starts from the relationship, apparently contradictory, between the better informed econom...
Information asymmetry means that investors know less than managers. There are known man...
The submitted paper focuses on information asymmetry in the area of investments in qualified investo...
I use uniquely comprehensive data on financial news events to test four predictions from an asymmetr...
Creative accounting, the bankruptcy of many companies, and ongoing litigations made rapid rebuilding...
This paper analyzes how asymmetric information affects the choice of corporate governance arrangemen...
ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION AND SECURITY DESIGN IN SOUTH-EAST ASIAN EMERGING MARKETS In this paper we an...
This paper studies corporate hedging when investors cannot observe firms' hedging strategies but onl...
The article deals with the information asymmetry in the capital structure decisions of a corporation...
Purpose – This paper seeks to examine the potential for regulation to reduce information asymmetries...
We test models of asset pricing under asymmetric information using plausibly exogenous variation in ...
Nous étudions un problème d'asymétrie d'information sur un marché financier. Nous modélisons ce prob...
Should large institutional investors be allowed to have better access to information than small indi...