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EnglishWe analyze whether companies involved in security class action suit (SCAS) exihibit differential capital structure decisions, and if the information revealed by a corporate scandal affects the security issuances and stock prices of industry peers. Our findings show that before a SCAS is filed, companies involved in a scandal show a greater amount of security offerings and, due to equity mispricing, are more likely to use equity as a financial mechanism. Following the SCAS filling, they exhibit decreasing amount of total external finance raised and lower levels of book and market leverage. Industry peers' issuance patterns exhibit significant contagion, with reduced debt and equity issuance following the SCAS filing. Corporate scandals have also meaningful negative effects on stock prices and bond ratings. Similarly to a capital structure, we document contagion at the industry level with peers' share prices yelding negative returns as well.
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| Titolo: | Corporate scandals and capital structure | |
| Data di pubblicazione: | 2010 | |
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| Autori: | Bonini, Stefano; BORASCHI DIAZ, Diana | |
| Titolo del libro: | Corporate scandals and capital structure | |
| Abstract: | We analyze whether companies involved in security class action suit (SCAS) exihibit differential capital structure decisions, and if the information revealed by a corporate scandal affects the security issuances and stock prices of industry peers. Our findings show that before a SCAS is filed, companies involved in a scandal show a greater amount of security offerings and, due to equity mispricing, are more likely to use equity as a financial mechanism. Following the SCAS filling, they exhibit decreasing amount of total external finance raised and lower levels of book and market leverage. Industry peers' issuance patterns exhibit significant contagion, with reduced debt and equity issuance following the SCAS filing. Corporate scandals have also meaningful negative effects on stock prices and bond ratings. Similarly to a capital structure, we document contagion at the industry level with peers' share prices yelding negative returns as well. | |
| Appare nelle tipologie: | 62 - Proceedings / Presentations |
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