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The effect of management buyouts on firm-level technical inefficiency : evodence from a panel of UK machinery and equipment manufacturers

Amess, Kevin - In: The journal of industrial economics 51 (2003) 1, pp. 35-44

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Management buyouts, supervision and employee discretion

Amess, Kevin; Brown, Sarah; Thompson, Steve - In: Scottish journal of political economy : the journal of … 54 (2007) 4, pp. 447-474

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Executive remuneration and firm performance : evidence from a panel of mutual organisations

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Is Bank CEO Pay Sensitive to Operational Risk Event Announcements?

Amess, Kevin; Barakat, Ahmed; Chernobai, Anna; Gya, … - 2023

Bank CEOs are held personally accountable for firms' performance, including the downside risk. Operational risk is largely idiosyncratic and operational risk event announcements signal flaws in banks' internal control systems and ineffective risk management. We examine the impact of operational...

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Is Bank CEO Pay Sensitive to Operational Risk Event Announcements?

Chernobai, Anna; Amess, Kevin; Barakat, Ahmed; Gya, … - 2023

Bank CEOs are held personally accountable for firms' performance, including the downside risk. Operational risk is idiosyncratic and operational risk event announcements signal ineffective risk management. We examine the impact of operational risk announcements on different components of U.S....

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