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Bank loan supply, lender choice, and corporate capital structure

This paper explores the relevance of capital market supply frictions for corporate capital structure decisions. To identify this relationship, I study the effect on firms' financial structures of two changes in bank funding constraints: the 1961 emergence of the market for certificates of deposit, and the 1966 Credit Crunch. Following an expansion (contraction) in the availability of bank loans, leverage ratios of bank-dependent firms significantly increase (decrease) relative to firms with bond market access. Concurrent changes in the composition of financing sources lend further support to the role of credit supply and debt market segmentation in capital structure choice..Printed journal

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PSB lt.dasar - Pascasarjana1
Penerbit American Finance Association.,
Edisi -
Subjek Capital markets
Bank loans
Capital structure
Leverage
studies
Lenders
ISBN/ISSN 221082
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Deskripsi Fisik -
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