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Survey of CFOs on the practical implications of corporate finance theory.
Providers of corporate financing services including debt and equity placements, balance sheet recapitalizations, and corporate valuations.
A comment that shows the new test of the Pecking Order Model by Shyam-Sunder and Myers (1999). By Robert S. Chirinko and Anuja R. Singha, May 2000. Requires Acrobat Reader.
A spreadsheet for determining the optimal capital structure for a firm using the weighted average cost of capital method and holding operating income levels steady.
Providers of financing solutions to manage cash flow needs. Solutions involve term loans, senior debt, large fixed assets, and working capital loans.
Argues that the value of diversification activities may increase or decrease the principal's information, depending on the particular structure of the activity. By Benjamin E. Hermalin and Michael L. Katz, UC Berkeley. Requires Acrobat Reader.
A discussion of the debt or equity tradeoff as a corporation determines its capital structure (pdf version, requires Adobe Acrobat).
A detailed examination of the process a firm undergoes to determine its optimal capital structure. In-depth analysis of calcualting the weighted average cost of capital (WACC) (pdf version, requires Adobe Acrobat).
A discussion of a firm's optimal capital structure and dividend payout decision, using the Modigliani-Miller model as a guide. Also discusses valuation of firm's equity as an option.
Working paper by Petya Koeva that presents empirical evidence about the process of plant investment.
A study of the effect financial constraints place on stock returns, and factors that determine the magnitude of the effect. Requires Adobe Acrobat.
A brief overview of debt and equity financing.
Providers of corporate financing services including divestitures, debt and equity placements, acquisitions, management buyouts, and balance sheet restructurings.
A joint determination of capital structure and investment risk is examined. By Hayne E. Leland, April 1998. Requires Acrobat Reader.
An examination of how to obtain financing for small businesses, including private and public sources of funds.
An analysis of the sensitivity of a firm's capital structure to different variables, including: changes in interest rates, macroeconomic variables, and term structure decisions.
A spreadsheet to determine the optimal capital structure of a firm using the weighted average cost of capital method, allowing operating income to vary over different debt to equity levels.
Article in businessfinancemag.com that details the different short-term financing strategies available to corporations.
Introduction to sources of capital such as capital generated internally, capital from trade creditors, borrowed money, and equity investments from investors.
Paper describes how financial disruptions affect investment and interest rates in a general equilibrium economy. By Miguel Cantillo Simon, UC Berkeley, June 1997. Requires Acrobat Reader.
Provides efficient ways of utilizing bank data with software products, consulting, operational solutions, and compliance tools.
Article in businessfinancemag.com that describes the hierarchy of borrowing with specific attention paid to revolving credit.
Links to capital financing articles in various publications.
Provides a range of business financial services, including accounts receivable management, cash flow lending, and real estate and equipment financing.
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