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Stage Financing and the Role of Convertible Debt

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Cornelli, F.
Yosha, O.
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We have argued that convertible debt can be better than a simple mixture of debt and equity in stage financing situations. When the venture capitalist retains the option to abandon the project if in the medium term he receives a negative signal, the entrepreneur has an incentive to engage in "window dressing" or short-termism , i.e. to bias the signal towards positive values, in order to reduce the probability that the project will be liquidated.

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Paper provided by Tel Aviv in its series Papers with number 23-97.

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Date of creation: 1997
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Keywords: FINANCIAL MARKET ; DEBT ; ENTERPRISES;

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