Board Composition And Corporate Use Of Interest Rate Derivatives

By Kenneth A. Borokhovich, Kelly R. Brunarski, Claire E. Crutchley, Betty Simkins. 2004

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Subfields: Accounting

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• CORPORATE HEDGING AND SHAREHOLDER VALUE (2010, background): “Large blockholders are always negatively associated with corporate hedging (Mardsen and Prevost, 2005; Borokhovich et al., 2004; Haushalter, 2000; Tufano, 1996).”
• Risk Management and Corporate Governance: The Importance of Independence and Financial Knowledge for the Board and the Audit Committee (2005, unknown): “Indeed, while Borokhovich et al. (2004) show that interest rate derivatives usage increases with the proportion of outside directors on the board, Dionne and Triki (2004) and Mardsen and Prevost (2005) report evidence suggesting that the presence of such directors has no effect on the firm’s risk ma”