| Description |
1 online resource |
| Series |
Managerial finance, 0307-4358 ; v. 33, no. 5 |
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Managerial finance ; v. 33, no. 5
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| Contents |
Cover; CONTENTS; Editorial advisory board; Pricing multicallable range accruals with the Libor Market Model; Value relevance of price, earnings and book values in the Athens Stock Exchange; How firm characteristics affect capital structure: an empirical study; Initial performance of Greek IPOs, underwriter's reputation and oversubscription; A dividend function for Greek manufacturing; Note from the publisher |
| Summary |
Financing decisions are vital for the financial welfare of the firm. A false decision about the capital structure may lead to financial distress and eventually to bankruptcy. The management of a firm sets its capital structure in a way that firm's value is maximized. However, firms do choose different financial leverage levels in their effort to attain an optimal capital structure. Although theoretical and empirical research suggests that there is an optimal capital structure, there is no specified methodology, yet, that financial managers can use in order to achieve an optimal debt level. How |
| Notes |
Title from PDF cover (viewed December 5, 2007) |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references |
| Subject |
Capital.
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Investments.
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Corporations -- Finance.
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portfolios (financial records)
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BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- Finance.
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Capital
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Corporations -- Finance
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Investments
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Artikis, George P.
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| ISBN |
9781846634116 |
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1846634113 |
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