2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.jcorpfin.2013.09.004
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Do leases expand debt capacity?

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“…Mellado & Part {Mellado, 2016 #44} also found that companies that have investment-grade "BBB" tend to use operation lease. Meanwhile, Cornaggia et al (30) and (31) found the empirical proof that shows the positive correlation between capital lease and company's loan. Schallheim et al (31) stated that there is a positive correlation between companies that have big credit capacity and the easiness to use loan with operation lease.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Mellado & Part {Mellado, 2016 #44} also found that companies that have investment-grade "BBB" tend to use operation lease. Meanwhile, Cornaggia et al (30) and (31) found the empirical proof that shows the positive correlation between capital lease and company's loan. Schallheim et al (31) stated that there is a positive correlation between companies that have big credit capacity and the easiness to use loan with operation lease.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Meanwhile, Cornaggia et al (30) and (31) found the empirical proof that shows the positive correlation between capital lease and company's loan. Schallheim et al (31) stated that there is a positive correlation between companies that have big credit capacity and the easiness to use loan with operation lease. The stock analyst reported that the changes in IFRS-16 do not affect the judgment towards their management credibility.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Second, firms that are not forced to raise additional debt can safeguard their financial reserve or unused debt capacity. Schallheim et al (2013) suggest that firms with financial constraints are forced to use lease contracts due to a drained debt capacity. In contrast, firms with a healthy balance of financial reserve can utilize the unused debt capacity without exceeding the target capital structure when unexpected events occur.…”
Section: Hypotheses Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Le crédit-bail a été comparé au crédit classique en termes de coûts d'agence et d'aléa moral, et les taux accordés ont fait l'objet d'études pour comprendre le niveau de risque perçu (par exemple Lease, McConnell, et Schallheim 1990;De Bodt, Filareto, et Lobez 2000;Lobez et Statnik 2007). Le consensus semble aujourd'hui admettre que le crédit-bail puisse être un substitut ou un complément à la dette (Schallheim, Wells, et Whitby 2013) : pour un profil moyen c'est un complément, qui devient substitut lorsque le profil est trop risqué. Dans cette littérature, il ne fait aucun doute pour les financiers qu'il s'agit bien d'un contrat de financement, lu donc dans sa substance.…”
Section: Conséquences Sur Le Crédit-bailunclassified