Table III.

Panel B: French correlation analysis

MTBMTBtimTailleProfTangRETARETELnageBLOC3MSOII
MTB1.0000          
MTBtim0.26861.0000         
Taille−0.1526−0.01531.0000        
Prof0.33010.1772−0.12051.0000       
Tang−0.1249−0.06050.12730.07541.0000      
RETA0.30050.1309−0.19050.45880.05461.0000     
RETE0.18070.0975−0.03250.15660.04800.45351.0000    
Lnage0.11780.0963−0.01740.15500.12430.22160.11241.0000   
BLOC30.0840−0.0073−0.22380.03070.07280.22410.1266−0.02641.0000  
MSO−0.01620.0101−0.38790.13780.07610.15560.04420.13340.12291.0000 
II−0.0821−0.1146−0.0416−0.0726−0.0561−0.0162−0.0611−0.03420.1073−0.15011.0000

Notes:

SIZE: in total asset; PROF: the carrying cost; TANG: property; gross planet and equipment/total asset; growth opportunity: MTB market value of equity/book value of equity; NDTS: depreciation and amortization/total assets; BR the inverse of the interest coverage ratio (interest expense/earnings before interest and taxes); BLOC 3: the sum of the capital held by three main shareholders; MSO: managerial ownership by percentage of shares held by executive officers; Age: the logarithm of the difference between the year t and the year in which the firm was founded; RETE: retained earnings/total equity; RETA: retained earnings/total assets; FCF: the difference between operating cash flow and investment scaled by total assets; liquidity is computed as the ratio of current assets to current liabilities. CRISIS binary variable; takes the value 1 in subprime crisis period and 0 otherwise

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