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Tags: DEBT; SHORT-term debt; LONG-term debt; CORPORATE debt; ASSET-backed financing; FINANCE
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- THE DYNAMICS OF CORPORATE DEBT MANAGEMENT, DECISION RULES, AND SOME EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE. Boot, John C. G.; Frankfurter, George M. // Journal of Financial & Quantitative Analysis;Sep72, Vol. 7 Issue 4, p1957
This article provides empirical evidence on the structure of corporate debt management and the accompanying decision rules utilized by corporations. The authors examine how companies determine the optimal balance of short- and long-term debt in order to minimize their costs and control their...
- SHORT-TERM VERSUS LONG-TERM INTERESTS: CAPITAL STRUCTURE WITH MULTIPLE INVESTORS. Bergl�f, Erik; von Thadden, Ernst-Ludwig // Quarterly Journal of Economics;Nov94, Vol. 109 Issue 4, p1055
We study the problem of financial contracting and renegotiation between a firm and outside investors when the firm cannot commit to future payouts, but assets can be contracted upon We show that a capital structure with multiple investors specializing in short-term arid long-term claims is...
- Strategic Debt with Diverse Maturity in Developing Countries. Erol, Turan // Emerging Markets Finance & Trade;Sep2004, Vol. 40 Issue 5, p5
A joint hypothesis of the strategic debt theory is that leverage decisions are the extensions of output market strategies and that debt, in return, has consequences for industry competition. It is, however highly controversial as to how these consequences depend on the maturity structure; the...
- funded debt. // International Dictionary of Finance, 4th Edition;2003, p115
A definition of the term "funded debt" is presented. It refers to a short-term debt which has been converted into long-term debt through funding.
- funding. // International Dictionary of Finance, 4th Edition;2003, p115
A definition of the term "funding" is presented. It refers to the process of converting short-term debt to long-term debt by the sale of long-term securities, and using the funds raised in the process to repay short-term debt. In public finance, overfunding occurs when the government sells more...
- NEW JERSEY: Middlesex County Sale. Kaske, Michelle // Bond Buyer;12/18/2006, Vol. 358 Issue 32530, p33
The article reports on the decision of Middlesex County to sell $45 million of its long and short-term debt in New Jersey. Both the bonds and the notes will help finance capital improvement projects on the county and educational institutions and will sell competitively via Grant Street's...
- Natural gas compressor deal makes way to market. G. C. // Asset Securitization Report;10/24/2005, Vol. 5 Issue 40, p8
Reports on Houston, Texas-based Universal Compression Inc.'s issuance of an asset-backed securitization deal backed by leases on natural gas compressors. Worth of the deal; Specific financing purpose of the deal; Information on the company's long-term debt obligations.
- MASSACHUSETTS: Everett Deals for Schools. Kaske, Michelle // Bond Buyer;1/22/2007, Vol. 359 Issue 32551, p9
The article reports on the plan of the city government of Everett, Massachusetts to sell its long and short-term debts worth $30.3 million to finance the construction of school projects. The competitive, fixed-rate deal will cover $10 million of notes and $20.3 million of bonds. The financial...
- Issuance Might Start Looking Better to Mexican States & Munis. F. O. // Asset Securitization Report;Oct2011, Vol. 11 Issue 10, p29
The article focuses on the status of the issuance of asset-backed securities (ABS) in the states and munis of Mexico in 2011. It notes that the closing on September 23, 2011 of a 3-billion-Mexican-peso bond supported by payroll taxes from the state of Chihuahua could stimulate more bond deals...
