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This is a PowerPoint presentation that debates the role of institutional investors as relevant shareholders on corporate governance in Brazil. The data provides correlational evidence that the presence of some institutional investors such as largest pension funds and the (Brazilian Development...
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This is a PPT presentation connecting the emerging field of behavioral ethics to corporate governance in a concise and practical way. Key takeaways are that: 1. We tend to overestimate our ethical behavior; 2. Most of the wrong things are done by good people due to contextual pressures and...
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I analyze the current prevalence of the concept of shareholder value maximization in Brazil from the normative, case law, and managerial perspectives. On the normative aspect, I show that Brazilian corporate law is much closer to a balanced and socially oriented perspective for the role of...
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I provide a critique of mainstream corporate governance literature based on agency theory as a conceptual solution in order to ensure de facto well governed companies worldwide. This critique is based on an analysis of common causes associated with high profile corporate scandals from the 21st...
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This is a PDF file with a presentation about the history and panorama of Corporate Governance and Capital Markets in Brazil, as of earlier 2014. It intends to help foreign researchers and practitioners to understand the evolution of the debates about corporate governance in Brazil, as well as...
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Related Party Transactions (RPTs) are operations with high potential for conflict of interests between shareholders and managers or between controlling and minority shareholders. In environments characterized by concentrated ownership structures, such as in Brazilian, such transactions could be...
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This paper analyzes the determinants of the differential pricing of equity classes (voting and non-voting shares) or the so-called dual-class premium (DCP) in Brazil from 1995 to 2006 with a focus on two specific corporate governance aspects: i) the granting of tag along rights, a mandatory bid...
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We provide an empirical overview of women’s under-representation in positions of senior management in Brazil, including the board of directors and "C" level positions. We do so by collecting data on 73,901 top managerial positions of 837 different publicly held companies throughout sixteen...
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