Is it inefficient investment that causes the diversification discount?

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The diversification discount, in which the stock prices of diversified conglomerates are less than those of pure play firms, is held by recent research to be the result of capital spending inequities across divisions. New research indicates there may be measurement errors in the corpus of research.

Author: Whited, Toni M.
Stocks, Stock prices

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Counterparty risk and the pricing of defaultable securities

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Reduced-form models incorporating a paradigm for calculating the corporate bond default risk of financial counterparties is presented. Counterparty risks are those risks specific to an individual issuer.

Author: Jarrow, Robert A., Yu, Fran
Bonds, Bonds (Securities), Credit market, Credit markets, Default (Finance)

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