This study tries to extend previous works on behavioral corporate finance by examining the interaction between investment cash flow sensitivity and various CEO characteristics in either the existence or inexistence of managerial optimism. Using a Q-investment model and departing from a sample of 475 annual observations, our results highlight that CEO's financial education, CEO's ownership and their optimism bias can explain distortions in corporate investment policy since they affect investment cash flow's relationship.Este estudio trata de ampliar los trabajos previos sobre el comportamiento de la financiación corporativa, mediante el examen de la interacción entre la sensibilidad del flujo de caja de inversión y las diversas característic...
Abstract. In this paper, we present a literature review and classification scheme for invest-ment ca...
Using a sample of listed Indian manufacturing companies, this study examines the role of chief execu...
Prior research on corporations finds that there exists a large unexplained firm-specific heterogenei...
This study tries to extend previous works on behavioral corporate finance by examining the interacti...
Investment cash flow sensitivity constitutes one important block of the corporate financial literatu...
This study intended to scrutinize the impact of Chief Executive Officer (CEO)'s optimism behavior to...
Research background: Overconfidence is one of the biases and fallacies that affect a cognitive proce...
Purpose - The existence of optimism as a personal psychological characteristic of managers is a nece...
Why should aggregate investment of large conglomerates depend on personal characteristics of one sin...
Distinctive from prior research that emphasizes the influences of CEO demographic characteristics on...
I study the effects of (a) CEO power over the firm’s information and decisions and (b) CEO overconfi...
This paper provides a new explanation for investment-cash flow sensitivity from the perspective of C...
I examine the effect of cash holdings on the relationship between cash flow volatility and corporate...
ABSTRACTThe psychological factors of senior executives have an important impact on the firm’s financ...
This thesis examines the effect of CEOs’ personal attributes on CEOs’ optimistic behaviour and furth...
Abstract. In this paper, we present a literature review and classification scheme for invest-ment ca...
Using a sample of listed Indian manufacturing companies, this study examines the role of chief execu...
Prior research on corporations finds that there exists a large unexplained firm-specific heterogenei...
This study tries to extend previous works on behavioral corporate finance by examining the interacti...
Investment cash flow sensitivity constitutes one important block of the corporate financial literatu...
This study intended to scrutinize the impact of Chief Executive Officer (CEO)'s optimism behavior to...
Research background: Overconfidence is one of the biases and fallacies that affect a cognitive proce...
Purpose - The existence of optimism as a personal psychological characteristic of managers is a nece...
Why should aggregate investment of large conglomerates depend on personal characteristics of one sin...
Distinctive from prior research that emphasizes the influences of CEO demographic characteristics on...
I study the effects of (a) CEO power over the firm’s information and decisions and (b) CEO overconfi...
This paper provides a new explanation for investment-cash flow sensitivity from the perspective of C...
I examine the effect of cash holdings on the relationship between cash flow volatility and corporate...
ABSTRACTThe psychological factors of senior executives have an important impact on the firm’s financ...
This thesis examines the effect of CEOs’ personal attributes on CEOs’ optimistic behaviour and furth...
Abstract. In this paper, we present a literature review and classification scheme for invest-ment ca...
Using a sample of listed Indian manufacturing companies, this study examines the role of chief execu...
Prior research on corporations finds that there exists a large unexplained firm-specific heterogenei...