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We examine the capital market consequences of a regulatory intervention aimed at generalizing tenure voting in French public companies. The 2014 Florange Act departs from the ‘one share one vote' principle by automatically granting double voting rights (DVR) to shares held for at least two...
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Universal Demand (UD) laws by different states. The UD laws substantially raise the hurdle for shareholders to file derivative … sales, after the passage of UD laws, suggesting derivative litigation serves a disciplinary role in curbing insider trading …. The deterrence effect of derivative litigation complements that of federal securities litigation, as it is effective in …
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Does managerial entrenchment create or destroy shareholder value? This Article presents both theory and evidence that …, these findings are consistent with the theory that there are significant costs, not just benefits, to exposing managers to …
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Price is expected cash flows discounted at the risk-free rate and a discount for risk exposure. Price-equivalency does not always imply welfare-equivalency: shareholders are not necessarily indifferent between a price increase of $1 from higher cash flows and the same $1 increase from lower risk...
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Institutional investors' role in shareholder voting is among the most hotly debated subjects in corporate governance. Some argue that institutions lack adequate incentives to effectively monitor managers; others contend that the largest institutions have developed analytical resources that...
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Prior research finds that when investors receive credible bad news about a firm, they revise their valuations of that firm downward. We examine a setting where investors receive bad news about a firm and revise their valuations of that firm upward. Specifically, we find that when activist...
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The manner in which hostile takeovers have historically been executed has just begun to receive serious academic attention. Similarly, while the literature on the accuracy and determinants of share prices is voluminous, there has been little systematic historical analysis of when and how modern...
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comprised solely of derivative lawsuits. This provides another unique research opportunity, as most litigation is comprised … almost entirely of only securities class actions or only derivative lawsuits. Thus, it is possible to compare and contrast … securities class actions with derivative lawsuits. This is particularly useful because some question the value of securities …
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The difference between the French and the Italian regulatory approaches to cash-settled equity derivatives (CSDs), particularly in the context of takeover regulation, underlines a conflicting relationship with respect to the harmonization of financial market regulations, exacerbated by the...
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