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Relational Networks and Family Firm Capital Structure in Thailand : Theory and PracticeChuairuang, Suranai January 2013 (has links)
Firms must access capital to remain in business. Small firms have greater difficulty accessing financial resources than have large firms because of their limited access to capital markets. These difficulties are exacerbated by information asymmetries between a small firm’ s management and capital providers. It has been theorized that many information asymmetries can be reduced through networks that link those in need of capital with those who can supply it. This research is about these relationships and their impact on the firms’ capital structure. This research has been limited to a sub-set of small firms, family firms. I have collected data through a survey using a systematic sampling procedure. Both self-administered questionnaires and semi-structured interviews were utilized. The data analysis was based on the responses from two-hundred-and-fifty-six small manufacturing firms in Thailand. Seemingly unrelated regression (SUR), logistic regression, multiple discriminant analysis and Mann-Whitney U test were employed in the analysis. The hypothesis that firms apply a pecking order in their capital raising was confirmed although the generally accepted rationale based on poor access (and information asymmetries) was rejected. Instead, at least for family firms, the desire to maintain family control had a significant impact on the use of retained earnings and owner’s savings. My results also indicated that while the depth of relationships had a positive effect on direct funding from family and friends, networks did not facilitate capital access from external providers of funds. Instead direct communications between owner-managers and their capital providers (particularly bank officials) mattered. A comparative analysisof small manufacturing firms in general and small family manufacturing firms revealed that there were differences between them in regard to their financial preferences, suggesting that family firms should be considered separately in small firm research. Further, the results of this research raise some questions about the appropriateness of applying theories directly from one research context to another without due consideration for the impact of cultural influences. Through this research I have added evidence to the dialogue about small firms from a non-English speaking country by investigating the impact of networks on capital structure and the rationale behind family firm capital structure decisions.
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Är kapitalstruktur branschspecifikt? : En studie om kapitalstrukturen i olika branscher på den svenska marknaden / Is the capital structure industry specific? : A study of the capital structure in different industries in the Swedish marketLanros, Diana, Glimskog, Gabriella January 2013 (has links)
Spelar finansiering roll och hur bör fördelningen mellan eget kapital och skulder se ut? Kapitalstruktur har studerats i många års tid och forskare har försökt finna de faktorer som kan påverka kapitalstruktur och om skuldsättningsgraden påvisar samband mellan olika betydande variabler. Syftet med denna studie är att undersöka kapitalstrukturen hos företag inom olika branscher i avseende på skuldsättningsgrad, tillväxt, företagsstorlek och företagsålder. Undersökningen är genomförd utifrån en kvantitativ ansats som omfattar 50 företag på NASDAQ OMX Stockholm. Korrelation- samt regressionsanalyser genomfördes för att undersöka sambandet mellan företagsstorlek, företagsålder samt tillväxttakt som oberoende variabler och skuldsättningsgrad som beroende variabel. Studien har visat att företagsålder är en branschspecifik variabel som påverkar skuldsättningsgraden på olika sätt beroende på bransch. Samtidigt som företagsstorlek och tillväxttakt har visat sig vara icke branschspecifika variabler. Studien har även kunnat klargöra att vissa branscher är mer homogena än andra i avseende på kapitalstruktur. / How important is the capital structure and how should equity and debt be divided within a company? Capital structure has been studied for many years, and researchers have attempted to identify the factors that can affect the capital structure and if the leverage ratio shows significant correlations between different variables. The purpose of this study is to examine the capital structure of companies in different industries in terms of leverage, growth, company size and company age. The survey was conducted based on a quantitative approach, which includes 50 companies on NASDAQ OMX Stockholm. Correlation-and regression analyzes were conducted to examine the relationship between company size, company age and growth rate as independent variables and leverage as the dependent variable. The study has shown that business age is an industry-specific variable affecting leverage in different ways depending on the industry. While firm size and growth rate has been found to be non-industry-specific variables. The study was also able to clarify that some industries aremore homogenous than others in terms of capital structure.
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La optimización de la estructura de capital de la empresa: un modelo práctico de trade-off y su validación empíricaSalazar, Manuel 29 October 2012 (has links)
Presentació d'un nou model de "Trade-Off" d'estructura òptima de capital d'una empresa. La innovació consisteix a incloure una simplificació de la fórmula de distància a la fallida de Merton (1974) realitzada per Bystrom (2006), per a determinar la taxa d'interès de l'empresa. D'aquest mode s'inclou un efecte dinàmic del palanquejament sobre la taxa d'interès, la qual cosa afecta el cost del deute i la taxa de descompte utilitzada i que s'expressa com un increment o disminució de la probabilitat de fallida de l'empresa. A l'unir aquest resultat a la pèrdua i valor de bons "ferralla" (publicat per Altman & Suresh, 2007), s'obté l'actual valor net del cost de fallida que es manifesta com a percentatge del valor del deute.
El model desenvolupat s'ha aplicat a les empreses que van integrar al 2007 el DJIA, que calcula nivells estimats de deute per a aquestes empreses entre l'any 1996 i l'any 2006. Posteriorment, el deute estimat s'acara amb el deute real de l'empresa amb l'ús de la prova estadística de Mann-Whitney.
Els resultats obtinguts indiquen que el 63% de les companyies comparades no mostren una diferència estadísticament significativa entre el deute estimat i el real. / Presentamos un nuevo modelo de “Trade-Off” de estructura óptima de capital de una empresa. La innovación consiste en incluir una simplificación de la fórmula de distancia a la quiebra de Merton (1974) realizada por Bystrom (2006), para determinar la tasa de interés de la empresa. Así incluimos un efecto dinámico del apalancamiento sobre la tasa de interés, el cual afecta al coste de la deuda y a la tasa de descuento utilizada expresándose como un incremento o disminución de la probabilidad de quiebra de la empresa. Al unir este resultado a la perdida e valor de bonos “chatarra” (publicado por Altman & Suresh, 2007), obtenemos el valor presente neto del coste de quiebra expresado como porcentaje del valor de la deuda.
El modelo desarrollado es aplicado a las empresas que integraron en el 2007 el DJIA, calculando niveles estimados de deuda para dichas empresas entre el año 1996 y el año 2006. La deuda estimada es luego comparada con la deuda real de la empresa utilizando la prueba estadística de Mann-Whitney.
Los resultados obtenidos indican que el 63% de las compañías comparadas no muestran una diferencia estadísticamente significativa entre la deuda estimada y la real. / We introduce a new Trade-Off model of capital structure. the innovation introduced is a simplification of Merton's (1974) distance to bankruptcy done by Bystrom(2006), to calculate the company's interest rate.
Thus we include a dynamic effect of leverage on the interest rate, which affects both the cost of debt and de discount rate of the model. when we add this to the discounted value of distressed bonds (published by Altman & Suresh, 2007), we get the net present value of the cost of bankruptcy as a percentage of the value of the debt.
We applied the model to the companies in the DJIA in 2007, calculating estimated debt levels for each company between the years of 1996 and 2006. the estimated debt was then compared with the actual debt using the Mann-Whitney statistical test.
The results indicated that, on 63% of the compared companies, there is no statistically significant difference between the estimated debt and the actual debt.
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Political Risk in Multinational Corporations’ Capital Structure : Evidence from SingaporeRasaei, Janet, Nguyen, Kim January 2011 (has links)
In this paper, we examine the relationship between political risk as an international environmental determinant of capital structure as well as other factors that contribute to capital structure including leverage, foreign exchange risk, agency costs of debt, and collateral value of assets. We conducted this research on a sample of 200 Singaporean, non-financial, listed domiciled multinational firms over the period of 2005 to 2009. The results suggest that political risk is irrelevant to the multinational capital structure, foreign exchange risk, agency costs of debt, and (netted) collateral value of assets. We find that the results remain unchanged after controlling for size and industry. The findings produce evidence that foreign exchange risk, as another international factor is also irrelevant to the Singaporean multinational capital structure choice. Additionally, agency costs of debt and (netted) fixed assets have a negative association with leverage for Singaporean multinational corporations.
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Börsnoterade fastighetsbolags finansiella situation och kapitalstruktur före och efter finanskrisen / The financial situation and capital structure in listed real estate companies before and after the financial crisisBengtsson, David January 2012 (has links)
Bakgrund och problem: Finanskrisen 2008-2009 hade sitt ursprung i överoptimistisk långivning med anknytning till fastigheter. Bostadsbubblan som hade uppstått mellan 2001-2006 i USA fick störst betydelse och kom att beskrivas som den främsta utlösande faktorn till finanskrisen. Bostadsbubblan sprack och huspriserna började falla under 2007. Krisen intensifierades och utvecklades till en global finanskris under 2008 då den amerikanska investmentbanken Lehman Brothers tilläts gå i konkurrs. Botten nåddes sannolikt under 2009 som präglades av en global recession. Men samtidigt ser vi fortfarande under 2012 efterspelet av finanskrisen i form av svag tillväxt, osäkerhet på de finansiella marknaderna och stadsfinansiella kriser i euroområdet. Finanskrisens utbrott resulterade bland annat i att banker och andra finansiella institut ströp utlåningen, penningmarknaden total frös och tecken på en totallåsning av banksystemet blev snabbt tydliga. Fastighetsbranschen karaktäriseras av speciella finansiella förutsättningar som gör att den urskiljer sig från andra branscher. Fastighetsbolag har generellt sett en hög belåning för att möjliggöra de kapitalkrävande investeringar som fastigheter innebär. Fastighetsbolagen har därför vanligtvis en kapitalstruktur med stor andel främmande kapital, vilket medför att tillgång till externt kapital och en fungerande finansiell marknad är närmast ett livsvillkor bolagen. Utifrån den bakgrunden ansåg jag att det borde vara intressant att undersöka hur den finansiella situationen i börsnoterade fastighetsbolag har påverkats och utvecklats under finanskrisen. Syfte: Uppsatsens syfte är att beskriva och förklara hur den finansiella situationen i börsnoterade fastighetsbolag har påverkats och utvecklats under den senaste finanskrisen. Vidare syftar studien till att förklara hur finanskrisen har påverkat bolagens finansiella ställning. Studien syftar även till att bidra med i någon mån ökad förståelse för hur börsnoterade fastighetsbolag påverkas av en finansiell kris. Teori: Den teoretiska referensramen behandlar fyra olika temaområden bestående av teori som förklarar kapitalstruktur, finansiella nyckeltal, värderingsteori samt redovisning i fastighetsbolag. Teoriområdet kring kapitalstruktur belyser dels kapitalstruktur som begrepp, men även de teorier som traditionellt förknippas med kapitalstruktur. Redovisning i fastighetsbolag fokuseras på den internationella standarden IAS 40, som tillämpas vid redovisning och värdering förvaltningsfastigheter. Metod: För uppsatsen har en kvantitativ metod använts där 17 fastighetsbolag noterade på NASDAQ OMX Stockholm har studerats. Analysen grundar sig på insamlad data från fastighetsbolagens årsredovisningar för år 2006 till 2010. Resultat och slutsatser: Studiens resultat visar att fastighetsbolagens soliditet minskade och var lägre under 2008-2010. Studien visade även att belåningsgraden hos fastighetsbolagen ökade under perioden 2007-2010. I undersökningen kunde även en stigande lönsamhet i form av förvaltningsresultat och driftöverskott noteras sedan 2006. Studien visade att bolagen gjorde nettoupptag av lån under samtliga år, med en tydlig minskning 2008-2010. En ökande total skuldsättning kunde även påvisas under hela perioden. Avslutnings vis visade studien att samtliga fastighetsbolag redovisade positiva värdeförändringar på sina förvaltningsfastigheter 2006-2007 och 2010. För främst 2008 men även 2009 redovisade stora flertalet av bolagen en markant negativ värdeförändring på förvaltningsfastigheter. / Background and problem: The financial crisis of 2008-2009 originated from overoptimistic lending and projections of asset prices in real estate and residential markets. The housing bubble that developed during 2001-2006 and the sub-prime lending in the US became known as the main cause and trigger of the financial crisis. The bursting of the housing bubble during 2007 followed by decreased housing prices was the first sign of the upcoming turmoil in the US. The financial crisis was intensified and spread to a global financial crisis and recession when the bank Lehman Brothers declared bankruptcy on September 14th 2008. The financial crisis most likely reached its bottom during 2009, a year that was characterised by halting global credit markets and a synchronised recession among advanced economies. But in 2012 we can still see the affects of the financial crisis with weak growth in the global economy, uncertainty in the finical markets and sovereign debt crisis in the eurozone. The financial crisis made the banks and other lending institutions reluctant to lend money both among themselves and to others, this triggered a credit crunch and halt in the credit markets. Real estate business and real estate firms are characterised by special financial conditions that separates it from other sectors. Real estate firms generally have a high leverage ratio, to enable profitable investments in capital intensive real estate business. Hence real estate firms are known to have a capital structure with a large proportion of debt; as a consequence real estate companies are highly dependent on the supply of external capital, and functioning capital and debt markets are the lifeblood of real estate firms. This unique characteristic of the real estate industry and the companies makes them an interesting area of study, especially during a time with a credit crunch and financial crisis. Purpose: The purpose of this bachelor thesis is to describe and explain how the financial situation in listed real estate companies was affected and developed during the last financial crisis. Furthermore the purpose of the study is to explain how the financial crisis has affected the financial position of real estate companies. The study also aims to contribute to more knowledge about how listed real estate companies can be affected by a financial crisis. Theory: The theoretical framework for the thesis is constituted by four main areas that explains and describes capital structure, financial ratios, asset pricing models and investment property accounting. Methodology: The thesis is based on a quantitative method and approach, where 17 real estate companies listed on NASDAQ OMX Stockholm has been studied. The empirical analysis was based on data collected from annual reports for the years 2006-2010. Empirical results and conclusions: The study showed a decrease in solidity (equity ratio) during the studied period, and a lower solidity 2008-2010. The study also showed that the real estate companies increased their leverage (debt to real estate value) between 2007 and 2010. The essay also indicated a higher and increased underlying profitability among the companies since 2006. Another result was that the companies increased the total debt, and took up new external debt each year during 2006-2010. Finally the study showed that all companies in the study reported significant gains from fair value of investment property 2006-2007, and losses during 2008 and 2009.
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The Influence of Capital Structure on Firm Performance : A quantitative study of Swedish listed firmsÖnel, Yalçın Cahit, Gansuwan, Phansamon January 2012 (has links)
With contribution of Modigliani and Miller in 1958, capital structure has attained animportant place in finance field. The path breaking contribution has stimulated subsequentresearchers to put emphasis on this topic. Therefore, other theories and researches have beenrevealed and many aspects have been included to capital structure studies so far. However, it has always been controversial topic and the consensus has not been reached yet. Nevertheless,there are many important theories and hypotheses, which explain and investigate this topicvery well such as agency cost theory, trade-off theory, pecking order theory, signalling theory,efficiency-risk hypothesis and franchise-value hypothesis. When we reviewed the literature and extended our understanding of these theories andhypotheses, we found that the relationship between capital structure and firm performance isinteresting aspect and worthwhile to research. Therefore, we started an extensive literaturereview and found a research gap, which is the relationship between capital structure and afirm's financial performance from the perspective of capital structure theories in the Swedishcontext during the period 2002-2011. Since researchers investigate the relationship betweencapital structure and firm performance in many different countries and there is nothing in theSwedish context, we thus decided to write the thesis about it. Accordingly, our study began with discussing the problem background. We also stated theresearch question, the objectives, and the expected contribution to clarify the scope ofresearch. After that, we present the existing theories regarding capital structure and providetheir interplay with firm performance. After we constituted research question and reviewed literature, we knew what kind of data weneeded to utilize. Therefore, we started to search the best database provider for our study. Asa result, we decided on using Thomson Reuter’s database, DataStream. The study sampleincluded 174 non-financial Swedish firms listed on Nasdaq OMX (Stockholm StockExchange). We used ordinary least squares regression analysis over a period of ten years from2002 to 2011. After we collected the data, we imported it to SPSS and ran regression anddescriptive analysis. According to our empirical findings and analysis, we identify that there is a significantnegative relationship between capital structure and firm performance of listed Swedish firms.In other words, the financial performance of Swedish listed firms for the past decade isnegatively influenced by its leverage ratio. In practical terms, the more debt in relation toassets that firm takes in to finance its operations, the worse does the firm perform financially.When we elaborated our investigation and looked at each industry, we found no differencefrom the general results when dividing the Swedish firms into four major industry categories.However, health care industry has a different relationship. With this study, we provide further evidence about the interplay between capital structure andfinancial performance and make a contribution both to theory regarding capital structure andfinancial performance as well as giving practical insight for Swedish CFO’s and CEO’s.
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Ex-dividend day stock behaviorChen, Hsiu-yen 24 August 2005 (has links)
This study is to examine the phenomenon of stock prices drop around the ex-dividend day in Taiwan. Investors purchasing the security before the ex-dividend date will receive the current dividend, whereas investors purchasing the security on or after this date will not receive the dividend. Consequently, the stock price should fall on the ex-dividend date. In a perfect market, the stock price is expected to fall by the amount of the dividend.
I show that share prices do not fall by the full amount of dividend, on average. I focus on falling ratio of stock prices, along with stock return. I also study the factors which may influence stock price behavior and find that the drop of stock price is smaller than the amount of the dividend. That is, the stock price tends to rise on the ex-dividend day. The price drop ratio on the ex-dividend day is higher for firms with greater financial leverage, higher dividend pay out ratio and higher dividend yield. Finally, I also observe that stock return and trading volume increase around the ex-dividend day.
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The Capital Structure Of Turkish Real Estate Investment Trusts A ThesisYildirim, Burak 01 October 2008 (has links) (PDF)
To the best of my knowledge, there has not been any academic study about capital
structure of Turkish REITs so far. This study attempts to fulfill this gap in the
literature by analyzing the capital structure choices of Turkish REITs which are
listed in Istanbul Stock Exchange (ISE) over the period of 1998 - 2007. The key
contribution of this study is to understand whether the firm specific, institutional and
country specific factors that affect the capital structures of all institutional firms
including REITs in developed and developing countries are also applicable to the
Turkish REITs sector. The data analysis demonstrates that Turkish REITs employ
little long term debt in their capital structure and there exists strong short term debt
dominance in the sector. Employing Tobit regression and panel data models, it is
concluded that capital structure determinants that are significant in developed and
developing countries are also significant in Turkish REITs& / #8217 / debt financing choices.
However, we observe inconsistency in the sign and significance of some factors
which give a way to understand the different institutional and country specific factors
of Turkish real estate market and Turkish REITs.
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Analysis and Application about the Valuation Model of Dynamic Capital StructureHuang, Jui-Ching 20 August 2001 (has links)
The modern capital structure theory attempts to determine an optimal capital structure on the maximum shareholder¡¦s wealth. In practice, it is very difficult to find an optimal capital structure. Nevertheless, the dynamic capital structure model can simulate an optimal capital structure by Monte Carlo approach. Therefore, this study begin at the opinion of sales revenue and modifies the model of Goldstein, Ju and Leland(1998).
Firstly, using the model to simulate the optimality of capital structures about traditional and high-tech industries of Taiwan. Secondly, the impacts of industry characteristic¡Bfirm size¡Bgrowth¡Bprofitability¡Boperating risk and dividend policy on the optimal capital structure are also analyzed. Meanwhile, to investigate the effect of implementation of the integration of individual and corporate taxes on the firm value¡Bdividend policy and capital structure. There are some conclusions in this study.
The simulate results indicate that the leverage ratio of traditional industry is higher than that of high-tech industry. Firm size and growth are positively associated with debt ratio. The profitability and dividend yield are negatively associated with debt ratio. But operating risk and debt ratio have curve relation. The traditional industry trends to optimal static capital structure strategy. But high-tech industry is toward optimal upward dynamic capital structure strategy.
The higher corporate tax rate, the higher firm value is. The shareholder¡¦s individual tax rate and the tax rate on the retained earnings with firm value are negatively relation. So the extent of how tax reform affects firm value depends on the shareholder¡¦s individual tax rate.
According to the model, debt ratio should decrease. The empirical result for the high technology industry has satisfied the theoretical prediction. However, the increase of the debt ratios of firms in the traditional industry indicates that industry framework is changed for higher equity cost. Therefore, the resource of firm funds will be by debt policy. Dividend payment will increase after the implementation of the integration of individual and corporate taxes. The more dividend pay out, the lower firm value is. So it consists with tax-effect hypothesis.
Finally, this study derives the valuation model of dynamic capital structure. The simulate results are consistent with research hypothesis. That can advise managers to revise capital structure and to make dividend policy.
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How does credit rating migration impacts an optimal capital structure decision?Chen, Chang-chih 07 December 2009 (has links)
This paper examines the impact of credit rating migration in determining optimal capital structure. The models we propose capture empirical behavior in two ways; the behavior of linking firm¡¦s rating to the promised coupons and the behavior of targeting minimum rating. We find that as long as the rating at issuing time is not too low, tax shields of the rating-linked coupon debt are larger than those of standard debt with the same par, and hence, optimal leverage usage of the firm with the rating- linked coupon scheme is greater. Further, we also show that the behavior of targeting a minimum rating causes mean-reverting leverage dynamics. Managers are appeared to make over-repurchase choices for adjusting the current rating back to the initial target following a downgrade from target minimum rating.
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