Influence of collateral and age on corporate capital structure

Being financed by third-party capital requires the companies to put up collateral or assets in guarantee, consisting of real estate, inventories, and accounts receivable that in turn depend on specific life cycles, among other aspects. The main object of this study is to analyze whether corporate de...

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Main Authors: Wanderson Heiderich Lizardo da Silva, Michele Nascimento Jucá, Anderson Luís Saber Campos, Eli Hadad Júnior
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Language:English
Published: LLC "CPC "Business Perspectives" 2019-12-01
Series:Investment Management & Financial Innovations
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Online Access:https://businessperspectives.org/images/pdf/applications/publishing/templates/article/assets/12744/IMFI_2019_04_Wanderson.pdf
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author Wanderson Heiderich Lizardo da Silva
Michele Nascimento Jucá
Anderson Luís Saber Campos
Eli Hadad Júnior
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description Being financed by third-party capital requires the companies to put up collateral or assets in guarantee, consisting of real estate, inventories, and accounts receivable that in turn depend on specific life cycles, among other aspects. The main object of this study is to analyze whether corporate debt is related to age and collateral. To do so, a sample of 194 public and private Brazilian companies was studied between 2010 and 2017. The findings indicate that more mature businesses have lower debt levels. In terms of the collateral variable and interactions between collateral and age, a negative relation was noted with financial leverage, contrary to what was expected. This fact indicates a possible lack of quality in collateral over time. Furthermore, it is noted that there is no directly proportional relationship between progression in age and collateral. The contribution of the study consists of analyzing the relationships between collateral and age in terms of the debt levels of public and private Brazilian businesses. The distinctions between these groups may throw light on organizations in the emerging countries in terms of how to handle financing decisions with financial and capital market institutions.
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spelling doaj.art-61033777f28a4d63b76f7c8ad1babbf32022-12-22T03:06:18ZengLLC "CPC "Business Perspectives"Investment Management & Financial Innovations1810-49671812-93582019-12-0116412313210.21511/imfi.16(4).2019.1112744Influence of collateral and age on corporate capital structureWanderson Heiderich Lizardo da Silva0Michele Nascimento Jucá1Anderson Luís Saber Campos2Eli Hadad Júnior3Master in Business Administration, Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, São PauloPostdoctoral in Business Finance, Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, São PauloPh.D. in Business Administration, Universidade Federal do ABC, São Bernardo do CampoPh.D. in Business Administration, Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, São PauloBeing financed by third-party capital requires the companies to put up collateral or assets in guarantee, consisting of real estate, inventories, and accounts receivable that in turn depend on specific life cycles, among other aspects. The main object of this study is to analyze whether corporate debt is related to age and collateral. To do so, a sample of 194 public and private Brazilian companies was studied between 2010 and 2017. The findings indicate that more mature businesses have lower debt levels. In terms of the collateral variable and interactions between collateral and age, a negative relation was noted with financial leverage, contrary to what was expected. This fact indicates a possible lack of quality in collateral over time. Furthermore, it is noted that there is no directly proportional relationship between progression in age and collateral. The contribution of the study consists of analyzing the relationships between collateral and age in terms of the debt levels of public and private Brazilian businesses. The distinctions between these groups may throw light on organizations in the emerging countries in terms of how to handle financing decisions with financial and capital market institutions.https://businessperspectives.org/images/pdf/applications/publishing/templates/article/assets/12744/IMFI_2019_04_Wanderson.pdfaccounts receivableageBrazilinventoryleveragepooled cross-section
spellingShingle Wanderson Heiderich Lizardo da Silva
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Eli Hadad Júnior
Influence of collateral and age on corporate capital structure
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age
Brazil
inventory
leverage
pooled cross-section
title Influence of collateral and age on corporate capital structure
title_full Influence of collateral and age on corporate capital structure
title_fullStr Influence of collateral and age on corporate capital structure
title_full_unstemmed Influence of collateral and age on corporate capital structure
title_short Influence of collateral and age on corporate capital structure
title_sort influence of collateral and age on corporate capital structure
topic accounts receivable
age
Brazil
inventory
leverage
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