2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.jbankfin.2019.01.013
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Managerial risk incentives and a firm’s financing policy

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“…Thus, there was relationship indications between debt and risk-seeking behaviour. Karpavičius and Yu (2019) underlined that person with a low-risk tolerance profile (high-risk seeker) would have a high tendency to take on debt. Arya et al (2013) and Raharja et al (2017) also declared that financial manager whose higher risk-seeking behaviour tend to have a higher probability of taking higher debt for financing their firms.…”
Section: Behavioral Attribute Of Smes Ownermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, there was relationship indications between debt and risk-seeking behaviour. Karpavičius and Yu (2019) underlined that person with a low-risk tolerance profile (high-risk seeker) would have a high tendency to take on debt. Arya et al (2013) and Raharja et al (2017) also declared that financial manager whose higher risk-seeking behaviour tend to have a higher probability of taking higher debt for financing their firms.…”
Section: Behavioral Attribute Of Smes Ownermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Penelitian yang berkaitan dengan prilaku pembiayaan dalam suatu perusahaan telah banyak dilakukan oleh beberapa ahli, tetapi implikasinya hanya pada manajemen perusahaan dan kinerja perusahaan serta untuk ekonomi secara keseluruhan (Seo and Chung 2017;Karpavičius and Yu, 2019). Strategi pembiayaan di dalam perusahaan bisa dilakukan berdasarkan jenis pembiayaan.…”
Section: Pendahuluanunclassified
“…This comprehensive effect would result from the manager's preference for riskier investment and financial policies. Therefore, we use leverage as a proxy for the financial policies (like in Cain & McKeon, 2016;Ferris et al, 2017;Karpavicius & Yu, 2019) and capital expenditures as a proxy for the investment policies of the firm (like in Andreou et al, 2017;Hayes et al, 2012).…”
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confidence: 99%
“… 6. K. Kim et al (2017) and Karpavicius and Yu (2019) indicate that risk incentives and leverage are endogenously determined, hence it must be taken into account in the empirical design. …”
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confidence: 99%