Data preprocessing and data parsimony in corporate failure forecast models: evidence from Australian materials industry

Article Abstract:

Four predicting models are used to compare datasets using information from active and delisted materials industry companies in Australia. Results show that a parsimonious dataset drawn from combining a wrapper and a filter outperforms other datasets drawn from different components.

Economic forecasting, Econometric models

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Financial covenants in the markets for public and private debt

Article Abstract:

A comparison of Australian public and private debt contracts shows that while public debt contracts are more heterogenous and less restrictive, private ones are more varied and resultantly more restrictive. Other findings are discussed.

Public Finance Activities, Contracts & orders received, National Government Liabilities & Debt, Contracts & orders let, Contracts, National debt, Contract agreement, Public debts, Debt financing (Corporations), Debt management, Corporate debt

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Takeover activity in Australia: endogenous and exogenous influences

Article Abstract:

A study is conducted on takeover bids for listed Australian companies to examine impact of endogenous and exogenous macro economic variables on these takeovers and securities offerings of the firms.

Analysis, Tender offers (Securities), Tender offers, Securities offerings

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