This study explores the role of issuance expenses in explaining the fall in stock value for OTC stock offerings that raise cash for debt reduction purposes. It estimates that over half of the sample's −2.79% two-day fall in stock value can be accounted for by issuance expenses when using a lower bound measure of issuance expenses. This estimate contrasts with the one-fifth estimate suggested by...

issuance value, redemption value and net value of issuance and redemption of investment units is called cash flow to mutual funds. this cash flow to mutual funds is used as an investor sentiment index, when there is significant relationship between cash flow to mutual funds and market return. in this paper, relationship between these two items is to be evaluated. monthly and weekly cash flow to...

‎In this paper‎, ‎we consider the optimal asset control of a financial company which can control its liquid reserves by paying dividends and by issuing new equity‎. ‎We assume that the liquid surplus of the company in the absence of control is modeled by the diffusion model‎. ‎It is a hot topic to maximize the expected present value of dividends payout minus equity issuance until the time of ba...

‎in this paper‎, ‎we consider the optimal asset control of a financial company which can control its liquid reserves by paying dividends and by issuing new equity‎. ‎we assume that the liquid surplus of the company in the absence of control is modeled by the diffusion model‎. ‎it is a hot topic to maximize the expected present value of dividends payout minus equity issuance until the time of ba...

Theory suggests that managers issue earnings forecasts to reduce information asymmetry. An earnings forecast is more effective in reducing information asymmetry if it contains earnings news that is relatively more informative about the firm’s value. We hypothesize that a manager is more likely to issue an earnings forecast if investors perceive that earnings are more informative. We measure ear...

This appendix contains tables and figures that supplement the analysis in the paper. Section A presents the asset pricing test results with equity issuance cost shocks constructed using alternative definitions of equity issuance. Section B presents the asset pricing test results with equity issuance cost shocks constructed by taking averages of portfolio-level equity issuance shocks across port...

It is well established that equity issuance for most non-financial firms is procyclical. This paper shows that, in contrast, equity issuance for banks is countercyclical across credit cycles after 1980, as is retained income. Thus, during credit booms, banks raise less equity, even though more equity might help banks better absorb shocks. This paper shows that government guarantees play a cruci...

In this paper we study risk and liquidity management decisions within an insurance firm. Risk management corresponds to decisions regarding proportional reinsurance, whereas liquidity management has two components: distribution of dividends and costly equity issuance. Contingent on whether proportional or fixed costs of reinvestment are considered, singular stochastic control or stochastic impu...

Inflation-protected securities are bonds with unique investment characteristics. These securities represent a relatively new type of financial asset in the United States, where the government first issued Treasury Inflation-Indexed Securities (also called Treasury inflation-protected securities, or TIPS) in January 1997. The TIPS market has experienced rapid growth: Its total value had climbed ...

February 2000 www.dcrco.com n recent years, collateralized debt obligations (CDOs) have emerged as one of the largest and fastest growing sectors of the asset-backed securities (ABS) market. Due to increasing use of bond and loan collateral within one transaction, the term collateralized debt obligation is becoming more popular, and the terms collateralized bond obligation (CBO) and collaterali...