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KARAS, M.; NEMEC, D.; BALCERZAK, A.; ZINECKER, M.
Originální název
FIRM CREDIT RATING CHANGES, CAPITAL STRUCTURE, AND THE ASYMMETRIC MODERATING ROLE OF DEBT CAPACITY AND FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS
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Originální abstrakt
This study analyzes how debt capacity and financial constraints impact credit rating changes. Using a comprehensive sample of European companies, we analyze rating upgrades and downgrades separately to allow us to uncover whether the effects differ. Our results show that only one of the four commonly used proxies for debt capacity can explain credit rating changes. Specifically, we find that debt capacity can influence both rating upgrades and downgrades, but financial constraints or profitability can only impact rating downgrades. Our results are robust to various model specifications. The Monte Carlo simulation results reveal that uncertainty related to factors causing rating upgrades increases sharply when debt exceeds 30% of total assets. Similarly, when debt exceeds 50% of total assets, uncertainty related to rating downgrades surges.
Anglický abstrakt
Klíčová slova
credit rating changes, debt capacity, financial constraints, capital structure, profitability, debt-to-total assets
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Vydáno
01.01.2025
Periodikum
Journal of Business Economics and Management
Svazek
6
Číslo
26
Stát
Litevská republika
Strany od
1329
Strany do
1357
Strany počet
29
URL
https://journals.vilniustech.lt/index.php/JBEM/article/view/25316
BibTex
@article{BUT200059, author="Michal {Karas} and {} and {} and Marek {Zinecker}", title="FIRM CREDIT RATING CHANGES, CAPITAL STRUCTURE, AND THE ASYMMETRIC MODERATING ROLE OF DEBT CAPACITY AND FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS", journal="Journal of Business Economics and Management", year="2025", volume="6", number="26", pages="1329--1357", doi="10.3846/jbem.2025.25316", issn="1611-1699", url="https://journals.vilniustech.lt/index.php/JBEM/article/view/25316" }