International audienceWe develop a dynamic model of a firm facing agency costs of free cash flow and external financing costs. An explicit solution for the firm's optimal balance sheet dynamics is derived. Financial frictions affect issuance and dividend policies, the value of cash holdings, and the dynamics of stock prices. The model predicts that the marginal value of cash varies negatively with the stock price, and positively with the volatility of the stock price. This yields novel insights on the asymmetric volatility phenomenon, on risk management policies, and on how business cycles and agency costs affect the volatility of stock return
We develop a dynamic model of a firm whose shareholders learn about its long-term profitability, fa...
This paper discusses a potential cost of corporate risk management strategies that are based on cash...
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We develop a dynamic model of a firm facing agency costs of free cash flow and external financing co...
We study the issuance and payout policies that maximize the value of a firm facing both agency costs...
We study the issuance and payout policies that maximize the value of a firm facing both agency costs...
We integrate a widely accepted version of the separation of ownership and control Jensen's (1986) f...
We integrate a widely accepted version of the separation of ownership and control—Michael Jensen's (...
This paper develops an agency-cost model of firm financial policies, building on the intuition in Ea...
We propose a dynamic structural corporate model in which firms face imperfect capital markets and fr...
Nowadays companies hold increased amounts of cash (Dittmar 2008; Schauten, van Dijk and Van der Waal...
This study examines two conflicting hypotheses. First, based on Myers and Majluf (1984), cash holdin...
Why do U.S. firms hold much more cash now than they did 30 years ago? I construct an industry equili...
Abstract: In a word, where information is costly, volatile cash flows create information acquisition...
We study how costly financing and bankruptcy interact with a firm's cash and capital to determine op...
We develop a dynamic model of a firm whose shareholders learn about its long-term profitability, fa...
This paper discusses a potential cost of corporate risk management strategies that are based on cash...
Relying on panel firm-level data from an emerging economy, the paper postulates and empirically veri...
We develop a dynamic model of a firm facing agency costs of free cash flow and external financing co...
We study the issuance and payout policies that maximize the value of a firm facing both agency costs...
We study the issuance and payout policies that maximize the value of a firm facing both agency costs...
We integrate a widely accepted version of the separation of ownership and control Jensen's (1986) f...
We integrate a widely accepted version of the separation of ownership and control—Michael Jensen's (...
This paper develops an agency-cost model of firm financial policies, building on the intuition in Ea...
We propose a dynamic structural corporate model in which firms face imperfect capital markets and fr...
Nowadays companies hold increased amounts of cash (Dittmar 2008; Schauten, van Dijk and Van der Waal...
This study examines two conflicting hypotheses. First, based on Myers and Majluf (1984), cash holdin...
Why do U.S. firms hold much more cash now than they did 30 years ago? I construct an industry equili...
Abstract: In a word, where information is costly, volatile cash flows create information acquisition...
We study how costly financing and bankruptcy interact with a firm's cash and capital to determine op...
We develop a dynamic model of a firm whose shareholders learn about its long-term profitability, fa...
This paper discusses a potential cost of corporate risk management strategies that are based on cash...
Relying on panel firm-level data from an emerging economy, the paper postulates and empirically veri...