Economic consequences of APB 14-1: Convertible debt accounting
Using a set of hand-collected data, I study the economic consequences of APB 14-1, adopted in 2008, which requires that issuers of cash-settled convertible debt divide the total proceeds from the issuances into liability and equity components (“bifurcation”). First, I find that issuers are more like...
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Main Author: | Na LI |
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Language: | English |
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2014
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