Optimal Liquidity Management and Hedging in the presence of a non predictable investment opportunity

Stephane Villeneuve and Xavier Warin

No 694, IDEI Working Papers from Institut d'Économie Industrielle (IDEI), Toulouse

Abstract: In this paper, we develop a dynamic model that captures the interaction between the cash reserves, the risk management policy and the profitability of a non-predictable irreversible investment opportunity. We consider a firm that has assets in place generating a stochastic cash- ow stream. The firm has a non-predictable growth opportunity to expand its operation size by paying a sunk cost. When the opportunity is available, the firm can finance it either by cash or by costly equity issuance. We provide an explicit characterization of the firm strategy in terms of investment, hedging, equity issuance and dividend distribution.

Date: 2012-01
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