Explore how commodity‑linked debt can shift a firm’s risk and financing power.
This book presents a rigorous way to value a firm and its liabilities when agency costs shape decisions. It shows how new debt instruments can broaden what a company can safely borrow, and when they do or don’t help.
- Learn how traditional models miss key links between capital structure and management actions.
- See how contingent claims and agency theory combine to measure the value of different debt designs.
- Discover when commodity‑linked bonds can increase a firm’s debt capacity and improve outcomes for equity holders.
- Understand the practical steps researchers use to compare bond types and assess real‑world applicability.
Ideal for readers of corporate finance who want a deeper, model‑based look at debt design and firm value.