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This is a study of variations in trust relations according to institutional setting. A wide body of comparative institutional literature within economics and finance engages with trust. However, as most comparative institutional literature uses macro-level data and/or stylistic ideal types, it...
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are not only highly diverse across firms but also across the different shareholders of a single firm as most firms have … shareholders can be explained by firm characteristics - such as the level of uncertainty - as well as the type and importance of …
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-wealth effects of target and bidder shareholders with hostile takeovers triggering substantially larger price reactions than friendly …
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To the opposite of most Continental European countries, the UK has had stringent rules on ownership disclosure for more than 50 years. However, despite this, we show that the corporate governance system in the UK still needs be improved. The way ownership of listed companies is concentrated in...
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and UK companies six years subsequent to the flotation. The initial shareholders in the average German IPO lose majority …) still controlled by the shareholders who controlled the company prior to the flotation, (ii) acquired by a closely held …
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We analyse why the control of listed German and UK companies is so different. As shareholders in Germany are less ….Large UK companies become widely held whereas in large German firms new shareholders control significantly larger stakes …. Wealth constraints become binding for UK shareholders whereas German shareholders can avoid this by using pyramids. We find …
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and UK companies six years subsequent to the flotation. The initial shareholders in the average German IPO lose majority …) still controlled by the shareholders who controlled the company prior to the flotation, (ii) acquired by a closely held …
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needs to be given to shareholders' concerns. On the other side, there is as yet very little research on the benefits and …
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This paper studies CEO re-appointment and succession events in listed family firms with an incumbent family CEO in France, Germany and the UK over 2001-2016. The paper explores whether family firms with a founder CEO are more likely to engage in earnings management pre-event than other family...
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Using a proprietary dataset, we study whether CEO political ideology affected how S&P 500 firms reacted to the Covid-19 pandemic. We hypothesize that conservative CEOs are more likely to downsize their workforce while meeting dividend expectations. Conversely, other CEOs should be less likely to...
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