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David, Thomas. "Trois essais sur la trésorerie des entreprises." Thesis, Paris Sciences et Lettres (ComUE), 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PSLED041/document.
Full textThe increasingly competitive and uncertain economic environment requires firms to show caution and to anticipate their needs. Based on this observation, this thesis discusses several topics that are closely related to corporate cash management choices. The first chapter of this thesis show that offering an optional stock dividend enables firms to temporarily reduce cash outflows to shareholders without being penalized by the market. This peculiar type of payout then allows firms to maintain their levels of liquidity and flexibility during economic downturns. The second chapter focuses on the link between customer risk and corporate liquidity management choices. High customer risk then appears to firms holding higher cash reserves compared to credit lines. Finally, the third chapter highlights the benefits of maintaining long-term buyer-supplier relationships. These partnerships then arises as sources of increased operating efficiency and profitability for firms
Saddour, Dridi Khaoula. "Pourquoi les entreprises détiennent-elles de la trésorerie ?" Paris 9, 2008. https://portail.bu.dauphine.fr/fileviewer/index.php?doc=2008PA090010.
Full textThis thesis examines several aspects of cash holdings of French and European firms. Firstly, this research shows that holding cash allows growth firms to finance their investment opportunities. While it allows mature companies to distribute dividends to their shareholders and increase the resources under the control of their managers. Its impact on the market value of growth companies is positive but negative for mature companies. Secondly, this thesis explains the importance of the cash level of the American firms compared to the European ones by highlighting the role of the differentiated evolution of the main determinants of cash holdings as well as the existence of differences in sectoral composition on these two markets. Finally, this work shows that the motive for cash holdings of French firms depends on their mode of governance. Moreover, the quality of governance is strongly correlated with the degree of companies’ financial constraints. The largest and least financially constrained firms, which hold low levels of cash, seek protection through anti-takeover provisions leading to a low governance quality
Mananga, Bienvenu. "La gestion de trésorerie internationale des firmes multinationales françaises." Paris 13, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985PA131013.
Full textBienvenu, Alexandre. "Les conventions de trésorerie dans les groupes de sociétés." Bordeaux 4, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010BOR40057.
Full textCabannes, Xavier. "Le principe de l'unité de trésorerie en droit public financier." Paris 2, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA020094.
Full textGuyon, Christian. "La trésorerie d'exploitation : nouveau concept d'analyse et de gestion financières." Paris 2, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986PA020011.
Full textObjective : to prove that cash-flow from operations is a better concept than "traditionnal cash-flow as usually defined up to now. Research method : the usefulness of cash-flow from operations was checked both on the ground of current financial management (in an international business group), andin the field of financil statement analysis (using statistical techniques to show the predictive power of the concept as regards business failure). Results : on both sides the results confirmed the original idea. Namely, cash-flow from operations, at least carefully defined, gives a far better information on the financial position of the firm. Moreover, this opinion and the changes it implies in financial management provide more coherence between stategic planning, daily control of operations and financial information on the firm, to be published
Abécassis, Philippe. "Les comportements de gestion de trésorerie des collectivités territoriales- recherche d'un modèle." Paris 10, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA100002.
Full textNumerous legal constraints imposed on local communities, who are according to legislation guaranty of the good functioning of public administration, are often judged too strict and perceived as a hindrance to efficiently of local public activity. Despite an increasing number of cash balance management techniques available to and applied by the bigger communities, the total level of deposits in the public treasury does not seem to decrease in a important way. A statistical analysis on the total of these community budgets shows the existence of a double function of cash balance. This one serves not only as a budgetary tool allowing local administrations to assure continuous community activities and works out also as a economic policy tool to permit elected officials to reduce the local tax charge and to increase investment as election time nears. The models developed, based on the hypothesis of the rationality of the behavior of local communities; show however that the importance of the political role of cash balance is proportionally to the size of investment section in the budget. Three types of behavior have finally appeared: whereas all public communities, seek to reduce cash balance costs and use business management techniques, the behavior of the smallest ones is similar to that of households, and the behavior of the bigger ones is similar to a central state where economic stability is as important as daily cash balance management
Bouy, Charles. "La gestion de la trésorerie dans les petites et moyennes entreprises." Paris 1, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986PA010021.
Full textChia, Eduardo. "Les Pratiques de trésorerie des agriculteurs : la gestion en quête d'une théorie." Dijon, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987DIJOE004.
Full textThe management in agriculture like elsewhere is done on the basis of accounting records. In fact, if few farmers use then, they are not inconsistent in the management of their farms. The family caracteristics of farms give them a specific logic, different from that of home-oeconomicus of the micro-economic theory. We have tried to understand the real behaviour of the farmers by studing their practices related to the monetary flows. These practices depend on their situation and the family project (objectives) and take account of the reproduction of the family farm system. This research contributes to the building of diagnostic and management tool
Bouzeid, Michel. "Structure de propriété et comportement des entreprises en matière de trésorerie : cas des entreprises libanaises." Brest, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011BRES6006.
Full textTreasury has always been the focus of the economic and financial research. Works on this topic show that research focuses on techniques of management and decisions and reveal a deficiency in the theory on treasury. Given this theoretical failure, our thesis adopts a behavioral approach to study the behavior of firms in cash management in two separate fields: a conceptual analysis field which involved research in agency and ownership structure theories, and a field of longitudinal analysis which refers to the study of the Lebanese firm’s behavior in cash management. Starting from these findings, we support that the behavior of firms in cash management is not neutral to their ownership structures. Our behavioral approach of cash management techniques and the integration of the role of “Human” as a main actor in diverse ownership structures have permitted us to identify that managerial firms adopt an open cash management (managerial) while controlled firms by a family adopt a closed cash management (controlled)
Koulayom, Henri. "Le comportement des entreprises en matière de trésorerie : endettement net, performances financières et investissement." Paris 9, 1997. https://portail.bu.dauphine.fr/fileviewer/index.php?doc=1997PA090008.
Full textAt the end of 1991, french corporations held approximately $$313billion in cash and marketable securities except investments ($$132 billion in 1985). Why then, do sensible firms hold it ? The increasing uncertainty in external and internal company environments means it has become worthwhile to examine the theoretical dimension of cash holdings (chapter 1). This thesis puts forward a theoretical framework for this atypical movement by referring to various theories of the firm relating to financial structure, dividend policy, liquidity preference, investment and portfolio management (chapters 2,3). This is explored in two essays. Using a sample of data from the banque de france balance sheet data centre, it is demonstrated in the first essay that firms that purchase investment securities generally perform better than their counterparts (chapter 5). It is examined in the second essay the impact of holdings of cash and marketable securities on the firm's investment (chapter 6). Overall, a new methodology of financial statement analysis for firms which hold a lot of cash and marketable securities is provided (chapter 4)
Amin, Shehryar. "An analysis of TIPS auction cycles and anomalies." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Cergy-Pontoise, Ecole supérieure des sciences économiques et commerciales, 2023. http://www.theses.fr/2023ESEC0001.
Full textThis thesis assess the issuance of and economic value contained within the inflationlinked government bonds. Chapter 1 looks at how the US Treasury auction marketplace has evolved over time and how different investors contribute to the costs associated with issuing of Government securities. Chapter 2 looks at two different markets, that is the UK and the US and provides a solution to the issuing costs of Treasury securities within the developed economies. The last chapter looks at the economic value contained within the mispricing of index-linked Treasury securities. Chapter 1 looks at the temporary drop in secondary Treasury prices before a Treasury auction. Contemporary literature attributes this temporary drop in secondary prices primary dealers’ limited risk-bearing capacity and slow-moving capital. This paper attributes the temporary price pressure to slow-moving capital, but not primary dealer’s limited risk-bearing capacity. The paper documents a decline of more than 45% in the Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS) auction amount allocated to primary dealers over the years and uncovers empirical evidence inconsistent with dealers being the main contributor to the auction cycle. In contrast, the results suggest strategic trading behavior whereby some direct and indirect bidders deliberately reduce their demand in the days leading to the auction. More specifically, on average, inflows into inflation-indexed mutual funds before the auction days do not translate into increased demand for the underlying, as opposed to inflows on other days. The results imply an issuance cost to the US Treasury of over $300 million for issuing TIPS in 2019 alone. Chapter 2 documents a temporary price pressure in the US Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities market but a complete absence thereof in the UK inflationindexed gilts market. This temporary price pressure in the US is attributed to slow-moving capital and strategic trading on behalf of Investment Funds. The paper attributes the absence of temporary price pressure in the UK market to a much more dealer-oriented market in the UK and a smaller issuance size of an auction when compared with the US market. With a small issue size and other measures like the Post-Auction option, the limited risk-bearing capacity of dealers in the UK is not invoked, and thus it results in no temporary price pressure. This leads to a saving of millions of pounds each year for the UK government. Chapter 3 looks at the difference between zero-coupon inflation swap (ZCIS) and break-even inflation (BEI) rates. The paper analyses the daily term structure of TIPS mispricing and uncover its information content. It finds evidence for the existence of risk factors that summarize the predictability of inflation, and bond and equity risk premia, either jointly or separately. The results suggest that four linear combinations of TIPS arbitrage mispricing at all available maturities predict inflation, bond excess returns and equity excess returns, jointly. Additionally, the paper derives novel highfrequency stylized facts about the dynamics of TIPS mispricing, documenting strong relationships with option-implied volatility and variance risk premium
Blanqué, Pascal. "Eléments pour une gestion active de la dette et de la trésorerie des collectivités locales françaises." Paris 9, 1993. https://portail.bu.dauphine.fr/fileviewer/index.php?doc=1993PA090015.
Full textFrench local authorities are faced with a critical need to drive down the cost of debt. The thesis provides the framework for a active debt and cash management and outlines the strategic, financial and organizational issues that must be considered. Attention is paid to the compatibility, of present legal and regulatory framework with principles and logic of decentralization, new ways of financing, new financial instruments. The thesis explores applies but also emerging theoretical aspects, critically assesses difficulties resulting from mismanagement, looking forward to the changes likely in the years ahead (1) emerging pluridisciplinary theoretical background : legal weighty determinants, theoretical contributions of management and economics. (2) renewal of the main outlines within the context of the 1980's = modified macroeconomic and legal environment, new approaches to the study of central local government relationships ; reform of accounting. (3) emerging interbank market = strategies of banks ; portrait of the market, major forces and trends shaping it ; attention paid to the question of risk (rating). (4 and 5) asymmetrical developments of debt management and csh management. (4) within a liberal framework, active debt management is favored = restructuring of debt, insurance strategy against risk. (5) objectives of cash management constrained by legal environment. However, burden of debt can be lightened managing jointly debt and cash
Tallot, Pierre. "Techniques bancaires et groupes de sociétés." Paris 9, 1996. https://portail.bu.dauphine.fr/fileviewer/index.php?doc=1996PA090073.
Full textHeadlines of the financial press relate every day the financial operations made by the big French and foreign companies with the support of credit institutions or directly on financial markets. At first glance, it seems difficult to find a guiding theme to this flow of information. Moreover, the conditions of survival in a highly-competitive global market make a dynamic management necessary. At the financial management level, the groups cash and the property wealth make the adoption of a management policy based on the rationalization vital. This is the core of our subject. However, the innovation level that the debt or cash management techniques have cannot be a pretext to break the legal scope which is protective of the general and the private interest
Mondongou, Ginette. "Crise de trésorerie de l'Etat, arriérés de paiement et performances macroéconomiques : le cas de la République Centrafricaine." Clermont 1, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001CLF10239.
Full textDomestic payment arrears by the State has accrue in important proportions these last years in various countries (Central African Republic, Russia, etc. ). The thesis has for objective to determine the macroeconomic consequences of this way of financing budget deficit
Koch, Sander. "Valeur stratégique et économique de l'entreprise." Paris 2, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA020053.
Full textThis thesis is based on recent works of the two american consulting firms mckinsey and stern and stewart with their evaluation models based upon actualization of cash-flows and + eva ; (economic value added). These two approaches are presented in + valuation: measuring and managing the value of companies ; and + the quest for value ;. The objective of this thesis is to clarify and generalize these two approaches and to make them more operational. Moreover we develop a certain number of new and original points in the following fields:. Better balance of finance and strategy in valuation of firms. Better estimation of the approaches components to improve their application. Development of implicit models breaking the + vicious circle; of the dependence of value and cost of capital indeed we have seen that the mckinsey and stern et stewart valuation models utilize in their original forms a hypothesis of a constant target ratio of capital to break a dependence of cost of capital and value of equity capital. The new implicit model permits valuation independently of any predefined leverage ratio. This is obtained by solving a nonlinear system in which the unknown variable is the firm capital structure. Moreover we integrate in this model some reflections about intrinsic risk taking in consideration: - the risk seen by the mangers, informed investors,. . . . I. E. People knowing the firms strategy. We strengthen that with these ideas we are following a managerial or entrepreneurial view and not a an economic market view supposing often wrongly that a firms strategy and risk of this strategy are perfectly known
Fakhfakh, Ben Amar Ines. "Free cash flow, gestion des résultats et gouvernement des entreprises : étude comparative des entreprises françaises et américaines." Reims, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009REIME007.
Full textOur thesis is organized in two parts. The first part presented theoretical development of concepts and predictions. He includes three chapters. In the first chapter, we exposed definitions, measures and uses of free cash flow (FCF). We also presented some examples of the unprofitable projects which justify motivation of managers to the earnings management. We approached, within the framework of the second chapter, the relation between FCF and earnings management, where we analyzed the definitions, motivations, measures of earnings management as well as research which explains this relation. The third chapter examines the impact of gouvernance structures in mitigating the relation between earnings management and FCF. A whole of testable hypothesis is proposed. In addition, we tried to examine the behavior of firms as regards earnings management in an international context. The second part of our thesis is devoted to the empirical application. Thus, the fourth chapter describes methodological aspects, the sample and data-gathering as well as analysis and discussion of empirical results. At the end, we summarizes our theoretical developments and empirical results
Vanoverberghe, Audrey. "Analyse exploratoire trimestrielle du marché canadien sur la valeur marginale que place l'investisseur à l'ajout d'1$ d'encaisse (trésorerie)." Mémoire, Université de Sherbrooke, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/11143/9449.
Full textElouafa, Khalid. "La publication volontaire des flux de trésorerie par les dirigeants : incitations et conséquences sur la valeur de la firme." Paris 8, 2007. http://octaviana.fr/document/126275416#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=0.
Full textThis research aims to explain the behavior of firm managers as to the voluntary disclosure of cash flows in a French context as well as to evaluate the impact of such disclosures on the value of firms. We first attempted to account for managers' behaviors by referring to the firm's founding theories, i. E. Agency theory, transaction cost theory and stakeholders theory. However, these theories imply that firm managers have but a passive role; in this respect, it therefore seemed more appropriate to analyse the problem focusing on the entrenchment theory and signal theory, which, by contrast, cast managers in a more active and strategic role. We also carried out an empirical study in order to account for voluntary cash flow disclosure in interim reporting within the French market. Thus, we supposed that incentives to publish such information may be explained by factors related to firm structure, its audit, performance and governance. Our results –examining 122 companies over the [1996-2004] period– show that variables such as size, losses, internationally renowned audits and the ratio of independent directors do play a part in the voluntary disclosure of cash flow policy. In addition, the study of managers' behaviors as to the deliberate publication of cash flows cannot be fully grasped without acknowledging the impact of such a disclosure on the value of the firm, in other words, without taking into consideration the behaviors of the main users of the accounting information, to wit, investors. Thus, our purpose was to analyse the information content of cash flows compared to other accounting measurements, more specifically funds from operations and net earnings, within the efficient market hypothesis. We have studied accounting data published by companies listed on the SBF 120 index of Paris Euronext, and shown that cash flows do add incremental information to that provided about funds from operations and earnings. Additionally, they offer predictive capacity for future cash flows. Thus do cash flows constitute a reliable and relevant piece of information in the evaluation of firm performance, hence their interest for investors
Touati, Mustapha. "Le fonds de roulement: un concept banal et controversé : essai d'application au cas tunisien." Nice, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988NICE0014.
Full textLaurent, Emmanuel. "Optimisation de la gestion de trésorerie de l'Agence Centrale des Organismes de Sécurité Sociale par la modélisation économétrique de très court terme des flux financiers." Paris 9, 2001. https://portail.bu.dauphine.fr/fileviewer/index.php?doc=2001PA090058.
Full textDIEUMEGARD, JEAN-JACQUES. "Le g. I. E. : instrument de gestion et de developpement des groupes de societes." Paris 1, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA010282.
Full textAfter the important external groth of the mid eighties, groups of companies are now facing administration difficulties, because of their size, that might induce them to seek after means of controlling their companies, and reducing costs of administration, by the suppression of double expenses. To obtain this result, the companies belonging to the same group have primarly to assemble, determining their common needs, and afterward, to choose the mean of cooperation they want : contract, company, or economic interest group. The economic interest group is a mean of cooperation well adapted to this aim, because this form of group is a legal entity, able to contract, especially and only interested in the satisfaction of its members' needs, which allows them to use that group to build the group of companies' qualitative growth they are wanting to establish. The large functioning flexibility of the economic interest group enables also to associate to its development the salaries and shareholders of the companies belonging to the group, and constitute a first step to transpose in french company law, the contemporary corporate governance' reflexions
Vallet, Élisabeth. "Les correspondants du trésor." Grenoble 2, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000GRE21001.
Full textEssombe, Moussio Jean-Jacques. "Aspects juridiques de la "mobiliérisation" des marchés de capitaux." Montpellier 1, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991MON10002.
Full textCapital markets are undergoing rapid change. Among the most notable aspects of this change is "securitization". This can be described as an increasing search for more negotiable financial assets. This financial innovation raises a number of related legal problems. The first part of this study examines short-term loan certificates. These eliminate the intermediary role of the banks. Large companies move away from classical bank credit and raise money directly from investors with a cash surplus avalaible. In this new money market the bank's role reduced to providing a service. The second part of the study deals with the other aspect of the "securitization of capital markets. It emphasises the techniques used rather than the type of securities necessary for the transaction. "securitization" deals with an existing bank credit. For the bank it consists either, of placing with other intervening parties the debt it wants to remove from its accounts, or, of converting the debt into securities. In the latter case, which was used in solving the international debt problem, the purpose is to achieve a reduction in the cost of the debt for debtor countries, and at the same time, improve the loan recovery prospects for the banks
Bian, Yuan. "Tactical production planning for physical and financial flows for supply chain in a multi-site context." Thesis, Ecole nationale supérieure Mines-Télécom Atlantique Bretagne Pays de la Loire, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017IMTA0064/document.
Full textIn financial crisis, companies always need free cash flow to efficiently react to any uncertainties to ensure solvency. Thus, this thesis serves as an interface between operations and finance to develop tactical production planning models for joint management of physical and financial flows in the supply chain. In these models, the financing cost of operation-based working capital requirement (WCR) is integrated as a new financial aspect never before considered in the lot-sizing literature. We first focus on extending the classic EOQ model by considering the financing cost of WCR with a profit maximization objective. The optimal analytic production quantity formula is derived as well as sensitivity analysis of this model. Moreover, a comparison with the EOQ model and with the formula which considers the cost of capital are discussed. Secondly, a dynamic lot-sizing-based, discounted cash flow model is established based on Uncapacitated lot-sizing model. The zero-inventory ordering property is proven valid for this case and a polynomial-time algorithm can thus be established. Thirdly, multi-level and infinite capacity scenario is investigated with both sequential and centralized approaches. The ZIO property is demonstrated valid in both cases. Dynamic-programming based algorithms are constructed in order to obtain an optimal solution. This thesis should be considered as a first, but significant setup of combining production planning and working capital management. It is shown the significant financial consequences of lot-sizing decision on production planning. The cases investigated in this thesis may be tackled as subproblems in the study of more realistic scenarios
Salen, Pierrick. "L'emprunt des collectivités territoriales : un paradoxe du droit public financier." Thesis, Paris 1, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA010252.
Full textRegarding the recourse of local authorities and their consortiums to credit, the applicable legalframework went through a number of significant modifications. These modifications took place duringthe numerous reforms of the local public sector. In spite of these evolutions, the indebtness capacity of local authorities continues to be at the heart of an autonomy and constraint paradox. Theliberalisation of credit that took place during the second half of the XXth century accentuated theautonomy factor for local deciders. Local authorities must use this autonomy to find solutions to thechallenges induced by the trivialization of this tool - a tool that for a large part incorporates privatelaw - and the practices of which never cease to increase in complexity. The acquired liberty ishowever not absolute. On one hand the autonomy given to the local public sector in its recourse to debt remains relative as long as the State continues to impose a multi-layered framework - this takingplace not only through the existence of rules but also through the implementation of contro lprocedures. On the other hand, this same autonomy enabled the rise of new challenges for localdeciders : the notion of financial risk found itself at the very heart of their debt policies. The mostrecent event with regards to local debt is a perfect illustration of this autonomy and constraintparadox, and local authorities faced great difficulties regarding their resort to credit
Djonbang, Koye. "Gestion d'exploitations agricoles dans un contexte de culture de coton : l' exemple de la zone soudanienne au Tchad." Toulouse, INPT, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003INPT009A.
Full textEl, Ouazzani Mohammed Adil. "La décision de détention d'actifs liquides : motivations et conséquences : le cas des entreprises cotées au SBF 250." Thesis, Bordeaux, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014BORD0041/document.
Full textThe topic of corporate cash holdings has received relatively little attention from the academicresearchers. Yet, French firms hold significant cash reserves. This research aims to investigate,theoretically and empirically, the motivations and implications of the decision to hold cash.The first part of the thesis aims to provide a state of the art of the theories explaining corporate cashholding behavior. The second part seeks to empirically test these theories on a sample of 202 Frenchcompanies listed on the SBF 250. We first test the existence of an optimal level of liquid assets. Wesubsequently explore the advantages and disadvantages of holding cash before we examine the specific(financial and organizational) and macro-economic determinants of corporate cash levels. Finally, weestimate the impact of liquid assets on firms’ investment, performance and value and then we analyzethe moderating roles of financial constraints, corporate governance and macroeconomic conditions
Haddar, Marwa. "Essays on firm-level political risk and corporate finance." Thesis, Paris Est, 2022. http://www.theses.fr/2022PESC0011.
Full textThe world is now changing with lightening speed. The greatest of those changes are occurring in the political and technological spheres. Geopolitical shifts have brought politics and business closer together. Political upheavals are incessantly reshaping the circumstances in which individuals, societies, and companies operate, which doesn't make markets in total isolation from politics. Politics molds and constrains markets through its rules, norms, and institutions. Trade regimes, sanctions, and national laws, for instance, shape businesses' environment. Tumultuous reverses, such as wars and revolutions, and other minor events, such as social activism and cyber threats, still take firms by surprise. Therefore, firms are forced to plan and act beyond their immediate environment. The meaning of political risk has changed. A few decades ago, political risk could be summarized in governmental actions, such as industry-related regulations or assets seizing in dictatorships. Today, however, governments are no longer the only arbiter. The twenty-first-century political risk has a broader and more complicated meaning. A civil war in Syria results in a refugee crisis in Europe. An anti-Chinese protest in Vietnam fuels stock-outs in the clothing industry in America. Rice and Zegart (2018) define the twenty-first-century political risk as “the probability that a political action could affect a company in significant ways.” Put in the most elemental terms, political actions emphasize the growing impact of risk generators outside army barracks and party headquarters. In today's competitive markets, firms need to consider all risks engendered by the widening array of global political actors, journalists, social activists, documentary filmmakers, etc. Historically, revolutions, nationalization, seizure of assets were the political risk chorus. However, for the modern-day global firms consider this risk on much more and more aspects. Thus, companies, and particularly international firms see the market as a global place and they plan their strategies accordingly. SeaWorld story, among many others, points out that firms can be dramatically blindsided by political actions of small groups of people and the power of individuals charged by connective technologies. The twenty-first-century political environment is an important external factor of uncertainty for firms. It can, therefore, constrain or foster their growth opportunities and survival. This thesis addresses the relationship between the modern-day politics and corporate financial decisions. So far, prior research studies have only focused on country-level and sector-level measures of political risk in the absence of direct ones. This dissertation, instead, traces through the ways in which political risk can affect U.S. firms' behaviour, using a new firm-level proxy to measure the risk. My dissertation is a three-paper compilation of studies related to political risk and corporate finance. In my first paper, I examine the effect of firm-level political risk on corporate cash holdings and cash management. The second paper investigates whether firm-level political risk affects trade credit provision. Finally, the third paper tackles the issues in measurement of political risk and examines the effect of the novel political risk measure on corporate investment and financing decisions
Héam, Jean-Cyprien. "Analyse et mesure du risque systémique." Thesis, Paris 9, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA090003/document.
Full textThis thesis contributes to the analysis and measure of systemic risk through four chapters. In the first chapter, we discuss the notion of systemic risk and detail the methodological issues of modeling. The second chapter proposes a structural model of solvency contagion. Within an equilibrium model, we measure the contagion by identifying the direct effect of an external shock and its propagation. In the third chapter, we provide a pricing framework for financial institution’s debt encompassing the effect of interconnections between institutions. We compute a risk premium specific to interconnections. In the last chapter, we model the joint effects of the shocks on the asset side and on the liability side of a financial institution. We adapt the usual risk measures to pinpoint the funding liquidity risk and the market liquidity risk. Lastly, we explain how to set the level and the composition of regulatory reserves to control for default risk
Sabbah, Isaac. "L'évaluation d'un produit dérivé : une apporche discrète." Thèse, 2006. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/17287.
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