A survey into the use of derivatives by large non‐financial firms operating in Belgium

By M. D. Ceuster, Eddy Durinck, Eddy Laveren, Jozef Lodewyckx. 2000

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Subfields: Accounting, Economics and Econometrics

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• Corporate hedging and speculation with derivatives (2017, background): “Surveys also have been conducted for selected countries outside the United States, such as Belgium (DeCeuster et al., 2000), Canada (Downie, McMillan, and Nosal, 1996), Germany (Bodnar and Gebhardt, 1999), Hong Kong and Singapore (Sheedy, 2002), the Netherlands (Bodnar, Jong, and Macrae, 2002), New ”
• The Effects of Derivatives on Firm Risk and Value (2011, unknown): “4 For example, survey data are available for Belgium (DeCeuster et al., 2000), Canada (Downie, McMillan, and Nosal, 1996), Germany (Bodnar and Gebhardt, 1999), Hong Kong and Singapore (Sheedy, 2002), the Netherlands (Bodnar, Jong, and Macrae, 2002), New Zealand (Berkman, Bradbury, and Magan 1997), S”