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The Acquisition Question Most CFOs Forget to Ask

The Acquisition Question Most CFOs Forget to Ask

August 25, 2026 - Updated On August 27, 2026

A company’s debt maturity schedule can shape whether it makes an acquisition, how much it spends, and whether it pays with ...

Rollover Risk, Not Maturity, Decides Which Deals Happen

Rollover Risk, Not Maturity, Decides Which Deals Happen

July 22, 2026 - Updated On August 12, 2026

July 22, 2026 The European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI) recently published a blog post featuring research by Dirk Hackbarth (and co-authors Zhiyao Chen, Jarrad Harford ...

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April 2025 WalletHub recently published insight featuring Dirk Hackbarth, Professor in Finance, discussing the information gap between credit card issuers ...

Medium: The Role of Alternatives in the Post Pandemic Landscape

November 2, 2020 - Updated On February 11, 2022

Professor of Finance Dirk Hackbarth was featured in a Medium article discussing his thoughts on the impact COVID-19 has had ...

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