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This paper studies the corporate governance and asset pricing implications of investors owning blocks in multiple firms. Common wisdom is that multi-firm ownership weakens governance because the blockholder is spread too thinly. We show that this need not be the case. In a single-firm benchmark,...
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shareholders from the complex, pyramidal, and often obscure corporate structures. First, we show that there are large differences …
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GIM Index or the proportion of activist shareholders. Following these special meetings, we find that the next quarter …
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with theory of the firm based on conflicts of interests between shareholders and stakeholders, we find that establishments … of firms that experience an increase in ownership by larger and more concentrated institutional shareholders have lower … local labor markets, and for dedicated and activist institutional shareholders. The labor losses are accompanied by higher …
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We study theoretically and empirically the relationship between investor beliefs, ownership dispersion and stock returns. We find that high dispersion, measured by high breadth or low Herfindahl index, forecasts returns positively for large stocks, as in Chen, Hong and Stein (2002), but...
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the acquiring firm increases, the interests of managers are more closely aligned with those of shareholders, reducing the …
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. In some cases shareholders are pushing companies to take actions that may reduce market value. It is hard to understand …
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work on shareholders and shareholder activism, directors, executives and their compensation, controlling shareholders …
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position to benefit themselves at the expense of minority shareholders -- were endemic to corporations in the late …, however, was to give controlling shareholders the power to extract more than their fair share of their enterprise's profits …
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minority shareholders. We provide evidence and a model that explains propping. In particular, we suggest that issuing debt can …
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