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Back to the Future: Option Repricing

Harvard Corporate Governance

Its close cousin, the option exchange, replaces outstanding stock options with new stock options with lower exercise prices than those of the stock options they replaced. Repricing boils down to revising the exercise price of outstanding options awards to a lower (and thus more attainable) level. more…)

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Short Selling Activism in Europe—A Strategic Communications Perspective

Harvard Corporate Governance

In September 2020, the German anti-money laundering authority launched an investigation into the German financial services provider Grenke. Fueled by fears of a new Wirecard-style scandal, the authorities were looking into suspicious money laundering reports, alleged investment fraud, insider trading, and market manipulation.

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A Theory of the REIT

Harvard Corporate Governance

Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) are companies that raise money from the public to invest in real estate. Almost half of American households own REIT stock. This post is based on their article forthcoming in The Yale Journal on Regulation. Thirty years ago, they barely existed. REITs hold more than $4.5

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“Dumb Money” Review: A Worthy Addition to the Classic Finance Movie Roster?

Brian DeChesare

And that is exactly what happened when I watched Dumb Money , the movie about the GameStop short squeeze in 2021 , the other day. Everyone was locked up inside, and many turned to day trading for entertainment and money (in between binge-watching shows on streaming services). I wrote many articles about it.

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Jim Cramer Was Upset At This Hostile Takeover, But 'They Fixed The Situation. Stock's Been A Horse'

Benzinga

On CNBC’s "Mad Money Lightning Round," Jim Cramer said he prefers Abbott Laboratories (NYSE: ABT ) over Penumbra, Inc. "I think that the fires were too great, and therefore the stock could still go lower. "I think that the fires were too great, and therefore the stock could still go lower."

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Jim Cramer Likes This Financial Stock: It's 'Breaking Out.' As For The Kroger Deal.

Benzinga

On CNBC’s "Mad Money Lightning Round," Jim Cramer recommended buying Banco Santander, S.A. "The stock is breaking out. NYSE: SAN ). The Brazilian market is terrific. They are crushing it in Mexico," he added. When asked about The Kroger Co. Full story available on Benzinga.com

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Statement by Chair Gensler on Final Rules Regarding Mandatory Climate Risk Disclosures

Harvard Corporate Governance

Investors get to decide which risks they want to take so long as companies raising money from the public make what President Franklin Roosevelt called “complete and truthful disclosure.” 3] We did it again in the 1990s when we required disclosure about executive stock compensation. [4] 5] (more…)

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