10 research outputs found
Neurology
Get PDFContains reports on six research projects.U. S. Public Health Service (B-3055-4, B-3090-4, MH-06175-02)U. S. Air Force (AF49(638)-1313)U.S. Navy. Office of Naval Research (Nonr-1841(70)
The cost of institutional innovation in the absence of an external governance mechanism — A case study on the ‘Alibaba Partnership’
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Managerial challenges of outbound open innovation: a study of a spinout initiative in AstraZeneca
No full textFinancing Innovation in the Yangtze River Economic Belt: Rationale and Impact on Firm Growth and Foreign Trade
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IPO underpricing, signaling, and property returns
No full textInitial public offering, Underpricing, Signaling, Direct property returns, G24, D82,
Public Listing and Corporate Social Responsibility from a Sustainability Risk Management Perspective
No full textTHE ROLE OF FINANCIAL RELATIONSHIPS IN THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN CORPORATE FINANCE
No full textThe American corporate financing system, unlike that of most other countries, has not been organized around a set of "universal banks" that perform a variety of functions for their clients. Indeed, the distinguishing feature of American financial history is the number and variety of financial intermediaries, and their relationships with corporations (and one another). Besides commercial banks, there are investment banks, insurance companies, venture capitalists, commercial paper dealers, mutual funds, and many others. The economic role of such intermediaries is to reduce market frictions such as "asymmetric information" and "agency problems" that otherwise raise the cost of outside capital for U.S. companies. 1996 Morgan Stanley.
