2021
DOI: 10.1002/fut.22255
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The real effect of foreign exchange hedging on corporate innovation

Abstract: We study the effects of foreign exchange hedging on corporate innovation. According to the information asymmetry hypothesis, corporate hedging reduces firms' information asymmetry, alleviates managers' career concerns, and helps investors better monitor managers, which enhances innovation. According to the market pressure hypothesis, hedging imposes short-term earnings pressure on managers as a result of mark-to-market hedge accounting, discouraging innovation. Using 32,194 observations of 5847 nonfinancial fi… Show more

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