Equity Market Response to Non-Compliance with Governance Recommendations : The Case of Japan
This paper empirically examines whether reports of deviation from corporategovernance recommendations have an impact on share prices. Using a handcollecteddatabase of the compliance status of over 3,000 Japanese companies,this paper presents evidence showing negative market reactions to deviationsfrom code recommendations related to an effective use of independent boarddirectors. Cross-sectional analyses show that non-compliance reported by highperformancefirms is generally tolerated without any significant market reactions,whilst non-compliance explanations provided by low-performance firms caninfluence shares either positively or negatively. The paper adds to thedeveloping empirical studies that so far provide inconclusive evidence ofwhether there is a steady association between the degree of adherence togovernance recommendations and firm value
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[2023]
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Authors: | Yasu, Mariko |
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[S.l.] : SSRN |
Subject: | Japan | Börsenkurs | Share price | Aktienmarkt | Stock market |
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