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Asymmetry and the cost of capital.
(2nd World Finance Conference, Rhodes., 2011)
The expected cost of capital is a crucial component for most of the topics in corporate finance. Unfortunately in the presence of risky debt, it is systematically overestimated. This bias is increasing in leverage and the ...
Valuation in Emerging Markets: A Simulation Approach
(Morgan Stanley, 2010-04)
Most of the foundations of valuation theory have been designed for use in developed markets. Because of the greater, and in some cases different, risks associated with emerging markets (although recent experience might ...
Working Capital Management: An Exploratory Study
(Journal of Applied Finance, 2012)
Working capital management is an issue in which finance research is scarce. One possible reason behind this fact might relate to the relative ease with which efficient financial markets correct deviations from optimal ...
La agenda del CEO Latinoamericano
(Harvard Business Review America Latina, 2011)
Descubra cómo la conducta del máximo ejecutivo de nuestro continente refleja factores tales como el ciclo económico, la experiencia en el cargo, la propiedad y la procedencia de una empresa.
Managing Talent Risk
(Managing Talent Risk, Journal Harvard Deusto Vol 4, No 1 (2015), 2015)
Talent Management is one of the most exciting topics in Management, and coincidentally, the same can be said about Risk Management. Additionally, it is worth mentioning that one of the most interesting features of Risk ...
Working Capital Management: An Exploratory Study
(Journal of Applied Finance, 2012)
Working capital management is an issue in which finance research is scarce. One possible reason behind this fact might relate to the relative ease with which efficient financial markets correct deviations from optimal ...
Theory and practice of corporate finance: Evidence and distinctive features in Latin America
(Emerging Markets Review, 2011)
We survey 290 LATAM firms on capital budgeting, cost of capital and capital structure issues. We analyze the results and compare them to those of other studies. We interpret differences according to special features ...
The Regulation of Entry and the Distortion of Industrial Organization
("Journal of Applied Economics. (CEMA), Vol XIII, No. 1 (May 2010), 91-120.", 2010)
We study the distortions of industrial organization caused by entry regulation. We take
advantage of heterogeneity across industries in their natural barriers and growth opportunities
to examine whether industries are ...