[PDF] Top 20 Corporate finance in an interest free economy: An alternate approach to practiced Islamic Corporate Finance

... an alternate approach to corporate finance in an interest free economy by looking beyond practiced Islamic finance and suggesting alternatives for ... See full document

... Keywords: Interest free economy, Public finance, Taxation, Inequality, Income redistribution, Islamic Economic System, fiscal policy, deficit ...an interest free ... See full document

... public finance would work in an Islamic ...of Islamic finance principles beyond the commercial banking into the pricing of loans between countries and IFIs (Reddy, 2001) and monetizing public ... See full document

... Deciding upon the succession of a senior executive manager is a critical chal- lenge in determining a firm’s survival in difficult times and growth prospective in the long run. It is a particularly topical issue for ... See full document

... of corporate financial policy for different groups of stakeholders; analysis of optimizing capital structure and payout policy; or assessment of company risks and valuation ... See full document

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... The relevance of this instrument is supported by its negative and significant first stage coefficient: firms with SmallF amily = 1 are 5% less likely to resort to infor- mal finance. Importantly, the SmallFamily ... See full document

... a free writing prospectus, which is not considered to be filed as part of a registration state- ment, and therefore is not subject to Regulation S-K, unless such free writing prospectus is included in or ... See full document

... “treated” observations (firms with debt maturing during the crisis). Next, from the population of “non-treated” observations, I look for control observations that best match the treated ones according to a set of firm ... See full document

... in corporate spin-offs is reflected in the following quote from an article in the Financial Times (October 28, 2005): “The new backlash against conglomerates suggests that a more lasting shift in investor ... See full document

... regulatory approach to corporate ...this approach is th a t because companies are different, it is not appropriate to im pose a strict and rigid regulation common to all, but give companies th e ... See full document

... Table 1.6: Probability of Repurchase Table 1.6 reports probit regressions and logit regressions with firm fixed effects of a dummy indicating the firm had a repurchase that year on measures of overvaluation and ... See full document

... 3.4.2 DM Contractual Incentives and Promotion-based Incentives In this subsection, I aim to investigate the interplay between incentives present in DM contract and promotion-based incentives in place. In that respect, I ... See full document

... Managerial resistance is acknowledged to play an important role in the mar- ket for corporate control. While takeover resistance might be motivated by man- agerial entrenchment, the fiduciary duty to act on behalf ... See full document

... investigating mutual fund inflows and their strongly positive relation to historical performance. Chevalier and Ellison (1997) find that the sensitivity of mutual fund flows to performance is greater for younger funds, ... See full document

... In corporate finance however, a rich literature on dynamic models in which firms make both real and financial decisions has been developed in the last ten ...namic corporate finance models, ... See full document

... Assuming that bidders can never bypass the target board and go straight to shareholders by making a tender offer is not necessary for our main results. Our arguments only require that corporate boards can ... See full document

... UTSA does not require the use or disclosure of a trade secret; mere acquisition suffices (Png, 2017). Third, the UTSA enhances remedies available to the plaintiff. An injunctive relief is possible to eliminate any ... See full document

... impose different assumptions on the measurement error in Tobin’s q. These methods yield mixed empirical conclusions, sometimes corroborating contradictory theoretical predictions, about the direction of the effects of ... See full document

... This table reports results of robustness checks by using alternative measure of institutional proximity and alternative definition of monitoring institutions. Panel A reports dynamic panel system GMM estimation of the ... See full document