Fourth Paris Spring Corporate Finance Conference, 2012 (video)
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David Scharfstein (Harvard Business School) delivering his Keynote Address on 'Dollar Funding and the Lending Behavior of Global Banks.' This keynote address analyzes the role played by European banks in the US loan market, in particular the sy
Jarrad Harford (University of Washington) discussing Zhaohui Chen (McIntire School, University of Virginia) on 'How Much Liquidity Insurance Do Credit Lines Provide?'
Zhaohui Chen (McIntire School, University of Virginia) presenting 'How Much Liquidity Insurance Do Credit Lines Provide?' A substantial literature treats credit lines as a form of committed liquidity insurance. The authors provide evidence tha
Gordon Phillips (Marshall School of Business, University of Southern California) discussing Laurent Fresard (Robert H. Smith School, University of Maryland) on 'Competitive Pressure and Financial Policies'
Laurent Fresard (Robert H. Smith School, University of Maryland) presenting 'Competitive Pressure and Financial Policies'. This paper examines the impact of increased product market competition on corporate investment and financing decisions.
Erwan Morellec (EPFL Lausanne) discussing Lucian Taylor (Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania) on 'Dynamic Debt Runs: Evidence from a Structural Estimation'
Lucian Taylor (Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania) presenting 'Dynamic Debt Runs: Evidence from a Structural Estimation'. This paper uses data from the 2007 asset-backed commercial paper (ABCP) crisis to estimate a dynamic model of deb
Thomas Gehrig (University of Vienna) discussing Vijay Yerramilli (Bauer College of Business, University of Houston) on 'Lender Moral Hazard and Reputation in Originate-to-Distribute Markets'
Vijay Yerramilli (Bauer College of Business, University of Houston) presenting 'Lender Moral Hazard and Reputation in Originate-to-Distribute Markets'. This paper analyzes a dynamic model of originate-to-distribute lending in which a bank with
Miguel Ferreira (University Nova of Lisbon) discussing Liu Yang (Anderson School, UCLA) on 'The Bright Side of Corporate Diversification: Evidence from Internal Labor Markets'
Liu Yang (Anderson School, UCLA) presenting 'The Bright Side of Corporate Diversification: Evidence from Internal Labor Markets'. The authors estimate the labor market consequences of corporate diversification using worker-firm matched data fr
Augustin Landier (Toulouse School of Economics) discussing Gregor Matvos (Booth School of Business, University of Chicago) on 'Debt and Creative Destruction: Why is Subsidizing Corporate Debt Optimal?'
Gregor Matvos (Booth School of Business, University of Chicago) presenting 'Debt and Creative Destruction: Why is Subsidizing Corporate Debt Optimal?', a theory that rationalizes the government subsidy to corporate debt financing. Two firms co
Pierre Mella-Barral (Edhec) discussing Roman Inderst (Goethe University Frankfurt) on 'Preserving 'Debt Capacity' or 'Equity Capacity': A Dynamic Theory of Security Design under Asymmetric Information'
Roman Inderst (Goethe University Frankfurt) presenting 'Preserving 'Debt Capacity' or 'Equity Capacity': A Dynamic Theory of Security Design under Asymmetric Information', a paper that shows in a dynamic model of optimal security design when f
Todd Gormley (Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania) discussing Dragana Cvijanovic (HEC Paris) on 'Real Estate Prices and Firm Capital Structure'
Dragana Cvijanovic (HEC Paris) presenting 'Real Estate Prices and Firm Capital Structure', a paper that examines the impact of real estate prices on firm capital structure decisions. The author finds that for a typical US listed company, a one
Daniel Ferreira (London School of Economics) discussing Alex Edmans (Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania) on 'The Effect of Liquidity on Governance '
Krishnamurthy Subramanian (Indian School of Business) discussing research by Darius Miller (Southern Methodist University) on a continuing controversy in whether U.S. securities laws.
Alex Edmans (Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania) presenting 'The Effect of Liquidity on Governance ', a paper that studies the effect of stock liquidity on blockholders’ choice of governance mechanisms. The authors focus on hedge funds
Darius Miller (Southern Methodist University) presenting research on a continuing controversy in whether U.S. securities laws: are they really enforced against foreign firms, considering that public enforcement actions by the SEC are infrequent
Alessandro Riboni (Université Paris-Dauphine) on Fausto Pannunzi (Bocconi University) presenting 'Legal Investor Protection and Takeovers'
Fausto Pannunzi (Bocconi University) presenting 'Legal Investor Protection and Takeovers', a paper that studies the role of legal investor protection for the efficiency of the market for corporate control. Stronger legal investor protection li
Tim Adam (Humboldt University of Berlin) discussing Wei Wang on 'How Costly is Corporate Bankruptcy to Top Executives?'
Wei Wang (Queen's University) presenting 'How Costly is Corporate Bankruptcy to Top Executives?', a paper on large-sample estimates of CEO personal bankruptcy costs that, for the first time, account for the CEO's post-bankruptcy employment inco
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