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We present a model to test the null hypothesis that firms organize their corporate governancearrangements optimally given the constraints they face. Following the literature, the modelrejects the null if the conditional correlation between governance and performance issignificantly different...
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the shareholders. Corporate governance structures serve to constrain managers in their acquisition activity. In this … corporate governance, because the managerial board has a relatively strong position vis-à-vis shareholders. Several takeover … such fights. On the other hand, ownership is relatively concentrated, which may provide shareholders with the incentives …
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examine six distinct categories of Japanese shareholders: foreign investors, investment funds, pen sion funds, banks and …
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Royal Ahold (Koninklijke Ahold NV) was one of the major success stories in the 1990s and is one of the major failures in corporate governance, suffering a complete meltdown in 2003. This clinical study analyzes Ahold’s growth strategy through acquisitions and isolates the cause of the...
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In this paper we present the results of an international survey among 313 CFOs on capital budgeting, cost of capital, capital structure, and corporate governance. We extend previous results of Graham and Harvey (2001) by broadening their sample internationally, by including corporate governance,...
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In a synthesis of recent advances, this article gives a fresh, balanced theory of inter-organizational relations. It integrates competence and governance perspectives. It considers the choice between mergers/acquisitions and alliances. It offers a toolbox of instruments to govern relational...
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Through a case study of Chinese Family Business Groups (FBGs) in East Asia, this paper examines the relationship between the strategic behaviour exhibited by an organisational form and it's administrative heritage. To do so, we trace the origins of the strategic behaviour which scholars commonly...
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This paper assesses the effectiveness of self-regulation to promote investor interests. The Netherlands provides an excellent opportunity to gather such evidence for two reasons. First, characteristics of the Dutch corporate governance structure have made it the recent focus of attention by the...
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Abe de Jong (1970) is Professor in Corporate Finance and Corporate Governance at RSM Erasmus University. He obtained a PhD in finance at Tilburg University (1999). His research and teaching interests are in the area of empirical corporate finance and include capital structure choice, dividend...
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We study annual general meetings of shareholders in the Netherlands. The Dutch corporate governance system is … legal protection of shareholders is poor due to takeover defenses, such as certificates, which deprive shareholders from … the shareholders is present at the meeting. This is low in comparison with shareholder turn-out in Anglo-Saxon countries …
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