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  1. 21

    Endogenous screening, credit crunches, and competition in laxity. by Shaffer, Sherrill

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    Endogenous screening, credit crunches, and competition in laxity.
  2. 22

    Credit contagion from counterparty risk. by Jorion, Philippe

    Published in Journal of Finance
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    Credit contagion from counterparty risk.
  3. 23

    Clientele change, liquidity shock, and the return on financially distressed stocks. by Zhi Da

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    Clientele change, liquidity shock, and the return on financially distressed stocks.
  4. 24

    Leverage choice and credit spreads when managers risk shift. by Carlson, Murray

    Published in Journal of Finance
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    Leverage choice and credit spreads when managers risk shift.
  5. 25

    Derivative pricing with liquidity risk Theory and evidence from the credit default swap market. by Bongaerts, Dion

    Published in Journal of Finance
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    Derivative pricing with liquidity risk Theory and evidence from the credit default swap market.
  6. 26

    The term structure of lease rates with endogenous default triggers and tenant capital structure theory and evidence. by Agarwal, Sumit

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    The term structure of lease rates with endogenous default triggers and tenant capital structure theory and evidence.
  7. 27

    Liquidity and arbitrage in the market for credit risk. by Nashikkar, Amrut

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    Liquidity and arbitrage in the market for credit risk.
  8. 28

    Rollover risk and market freezes. by Acharya, Viral V.

    Published in Journal of Finance
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    Rollover risk and market freezes.
  9. 29

    Toward a botoom-up approach to assessing sovereign default risk. by Altman, Edward J.

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    Toward a botoom-up approach to assessing sovereign default risk.
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    Dividend increases and initiations and default risk in equity returns. by Charitou, Andreas

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    Dividend increases and initiations and default risk in equity returns.

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