In this paper, I analyze the ownership dynamics of N strategic risk-averse corporate insiders facing a moral hazard problem. A solution for the equilibrium share price and the dynamics of the aggregate insider stake is obtained in two cases: when agents can credibly commit to an optimal ownership policy and when they cannot commit (time-consistent case). In the latter case, the aggregate stake gradually adjusts towards the competitive allocation. The speed of adjustment increases with N when outside investors are risk-averse, and does not depend on it when investors are risk-neutral. Predictions of the model are consistent with recent empirical findings.Corporate insiders, moral hazard, ownership dynamics
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ABSTRACT. In this paper, I analyze the ownership dynamics of N strategic risk-averse corporate insid...
ABSTRACT. We study ownership dynamics of multiple strategic risk-averse insiders facing a moral haza...
We study ownership dynamics of multiple strategic risk-averse insiders facing a moral hazard problem...
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The causal relationship between insider ownership and market valuation is tested on a database of th...
This dissertation explores the role of information frictions in the design of financial securities, ...
Recent anti-trust cases exacerbated the concerns of investors regarding the effects of a firm's mono...
ABSTRACT. In this paper, I analyze the ownership dynamics of N strategic risk-averse corporate insid...
ABSTRACT. We study ownership dynamics of multiple strategic risk-averse insiders facing a moral haza...
We study ownership dynamics of multiple strategic risk-averse insiders facing a moral hazard problem...
ABSTRACT: A large shareholder who undertakes costly effort to improve a firm’s dividends faces a tr...
This thesis consists of three essays on the behavior of corporate insiders and the optimal regulatio...
Firm insiders a manager and a board face moral hazard in relation to their outside shareholders in a...
In this paper we show, in an incomplete contracts framework that combines asymmetric information and...
This paper examines the choice of tools for managing a firm’s operational risks: cash reserves, insu...
This article characterizes insider trading in controlled firms as an agency problem. Using a standa...
This paper deals with the moral hazard problem associated with the behavior of corporate managers. T...
Posttakeover moral hazard by the acquirer and free‐riding by the target shareholders lead the former...
This article characterizes insider trading as an agency problem in firms that have a controlling sha...
The causal relationship between insider ownership and market valuation is tested on a database of th...
This dissertation explores the role of information frictions in the design of financial securities, ...
Recent anti-trust cases exacerbated the concerns of investors regarding the effects of a firm's mono...