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costs of state ownership and new insight into the corporate governance role of country-level institutions. Consistent with … agency theory, we find strong and robust evidence that state ownership is positively related to corporate cash holdings …. Moreover, we find that the strength of country-level institutions affects the relation between state ownership and the value of …
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Motivated by the recent rise of state capitalism, this paper investigates the effects of government ownership on market … government ownership in terms of value premium extend to closely held firms where the government is a second blockholder. These … to and during the recent global financial crisis. Additional analyses suggest that the effect of government ownership on …
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We examine the governance role of multiple large shareholder structures (MLSS) to determine their valuation effects in a sample of 1,252 publicly traded firms from nine East Asian economies. We find that the presence, number, and size of multiple large shareholders are associated with a...
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firm fixed effects, we find that larger long-term (short-term) institutional ownership is associated with higher (lower …-term in-stitutional ownership affects ratings more during times of higher expropriation risk, for firms with weaker internal …
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Using a sample of cross-listed firms from 51 countries and a difference-in-differences approach that exploits corporate governance shocks induced by cross-listing in the U.S., we find that firms tend to engage in less tax avoidance after cross-listing. This effect is more pronounced for firms...
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In this international study, we explore the benefits of strong institutions (or the perils of weak institutions) through the lens of equity issuance. We posit that strong governance—e.g., rule of law, control of corruption and shareholder rights—does not necessarily confer benefits on the...
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need as suppliers of liquidity. Building on the financing advantage view of state ownership, we theorize how state … the level of state ownership and the provision of trade credit. Using an institution-focused framework, we further … with lower levels of state ownership and higher extents of internationalization offering lower amounts of trade credit …
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We provide unique firm-level evidence of the relation between state ownership and stock liquidity. Using a broad sample …-monotonic association between state ownership and stock liquidity. The inverse U-shaped relation is consistent with trade-offs between costs … and benefits of state ownership and suggests an optimal level of government shareholdings that maximizes stock liquidity …
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Using the high-power setting of newly privatized firms from 64 countries, we examine the relationship between ownership … of information asymmetry and agency problems, we find strong and robust evidence that government (foreign) ownership … that the relation between foreign ownership and investment efficiency is stronger when governments relinquish control and …
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We provide the first firm-level evidence of the relation between state ownership and debt structure. Using an … international sample of newly privatized firms (NPFs) from 76 countries over the 1998–2017 period, we find that state ownership is … shows that our main evidence is consistent with the soft budget constraint, political, and social views of state ownership …
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