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Financial Distress Costs	We define high (low) financial distress cost firms as the 250 firms with lowest (highest) Altman's Z-score. International evidence on financial derivatives usage by Bartram, Sohnke M.; Brown, Gregory W.; Fehle, Frank R. / Financial Management The larger value effects in our results could also be due to institutional differences in the bankruptcy codes between the UK and the US that cause higher expected financial distress costs for UK firms and therefore greater benefits generated by hedging. The value effects of foreign currency and interest rate hedging: the ... by Belghitar, Yacine; Clark, Ephraim; Judge, Amrit / International Journal of Business The root of the difference between the callability status of the convertible debt in this model and Stein's model is that in the Stein model only equityholders benefit from conversion, through a reduction of financial distress costs upon conversion. The strategic use of convertible debt in "deep pocket" predatory games by Gottesman, Aron A. / American Economist	Finance Lease Financeiro Financement par emission d'actions Financement par l'emprunt Financement par le deficit Financiacion Financiacion a largo plazo Financial Accounting Financial Accounting Standards Board Financial adviser Financial Aid Financial Analysis Financial Analyst Financial Analysts Financial and Operational Combined Uniform Single Report Financial Asset Financial Assets Financial Center Financial Close Financial Community of Africa Financial Condition Financial Contagion Financial Control Financial Crimes Enforcement Network Financial Distress Financial Distress Cost Financial Distress Costs Financial Engineering Financial Future Financial Futures Financial Guarantee Insurance Financial Guaranty Insurance Corporation Financial Highlights Financial Holding Company Financial Incentive Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Financial Innovation financial institution Financial institution buyer credit policy Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act of 1989 Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery, and Enforcement Act of 1989 Financial Instrument Financial Intermediaries Financial Intermediary Financial Lease Financial Leverage Financial Leverage Clientele Financial Leverage Ratios financial management rate of return Financial Market	Financial Data Manager Financial Data Mart Financial Data Quality Management Financial Data Record Folder Financial Data Reporting Application Financial Data Retrieval System Financial Data Solutions, Inc. Financial Data System Financial Decision Financial Decision Making Financial Decision Support Financial Decisions Financial Deepening Challenge Fund Financial Deregulation Financial Deregulation Financial derivative Financial derivatives Financial Detail File Financial Development Institution Financial Director Financial Director Financial Directors Financial Directors financial disaster Financial Disclosure Agreement Financial Disclosure Management Financial distress Financial Distress Cost Financial distress costs Financial District Financial District Dental Care Financial Document Services Financial Due Diligence Financial econometrics Financial econometrics Financial econometrics Financial Econometrics Research Centre Financial Economics Consulting Group, Inc. Financial Economics Network Financial Education Resources Financial Electronic Data Interchange Financial Empowerment for Youth Financial endowment Financial Enforcement Office Financial engineer Financial Engineer of the Year Financial engineering Financial engineering Financial Engineering and Risk Management Financial Engines Advisors LLC Financial Engines, Inc. Financial Evaluation of Ecosystem Management Activities Financial Exchange Financial Executive of the Year Award Financial Executives Association

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We define high (low) financial distress cost firms as the 250 firms with lowest (highest) Altman's Z-score.

International evidence on financial derivatives usage by Bartram, Sohnke M.; Brown, Gregory W.; Fehle, Frank R. / Financial Management

The larger value effects in our results could also be due to institutional differences in the bankruptcy codes between the UK and the US that cause higher expected financial distress costs for UK firms and therefore greater benefits generated by hedging.

The value effects of foreign currency and interest rate hedging: the ... by Belghitar, Yacine; Clark, Ephraim; Judge, Amrit / International Journal of Business

The root of the difference between the callability status of the convertible debt in this model and Stein's model is that in the Stein model only equityholders benefit from conversion, through a reduction of financial distress costs upon conversion.