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Logically, in a corporate governance system where big companies are widely held and control over corporate policymaking … is delegated to a cohort of full?time executives, there needs to be “good” managers. In Britain, however, ownership … separated from control in large business enterprises at a time when the country’s corporate executives were allegedly amateurish …
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orientation and the focus is on the emergence of a separation of ownership and control, characterised by widely dispersed share … separation of ownership and control becomes a central feature of a country's corporate governance system. Instead, alternative …The corporate world today subdivides into rival systems of dispersed and concentrated ownership, with different …
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A number of prominent publishers in the UK and US have become parts of globalized media groups. In Japan, by contrast, they have neither been absorbed into media groups nor become globalized businesses. Based on interviews of major players in the Japanese publishing industry as well as annual...
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This paper investigates the relatively unexplored relationship between dividends and ownership structure in an emerging … market setting. Using a unique panel dataset of foreign ownership and firm attributes of listed Korean firms, we first … characterize foreign ownership after the full capital market liberalization in 1998. Foreign investors in Korea tend to overweight …
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This paper empirically examines the relationship between firm ownership structure and corporate charitable donations … expenditures. In addition, the study explores the effects of ownership structure on corporate philanthropy. We find a positive … relationship between charitable donations and foreign ownership. However, we do not find a significant effect of corporate …
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In this study we provide evidence of cross-sectional dependence of bidder-shareholder wealth and target’s board characteristics. More specifically we provide evidence that the percentage of non-executives, the board size, the stock holdings of executives, and the other directorships held by...
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We test the 'law matters' and 'legal origin' claims using a newly created panel dataset meas-uring legal change over time in a sample of developed and developing countries. Our dataset improves on previous ones by avoiding country-specific variables in favour of functional and generic...
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Core institutions of UK corporate governance, in particular those relating to takeovers, board structure and directors’ duties, are strongly orientated towards a norm of shareholder primacy. Beyond the core, in particular at the intersection of insolvency and employment law, stakeholder...
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We use data from REPONSE 2004 and WERS 2004 to analyse whether approaches to HRM differ according to whether an establishment is part of a company with a stock exchange listing. In both countries we find that listing is positively associated with teamworking and performance-related pay, while in...
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The notion of 'ownership of the firm' is central to conventional treatments of corporate governance, yet there is very … the notion of ownership in various disciplinary fields, and then recount and discuss some of the meanings associated with … ownership of the firm that we have found in two empirical studies carried out in the UK and Japan. Our aim is to illuminate and …
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