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To Buy or Not to Buy?: The Effect of Option Granting on Executive Stock Purchases
We provide a simple asymmetric information model showing that, in contrast to portfolio diversification arguments, there is a natural complementarity between executive options and stock ownership. Moreover, managers can be made worse off by being granted more executive options.