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CEO compensation is increasingly being linked to ESG outcomes. In this paper, we provide evidence that ESG targets in CEO pay reflect stakeholder welfare. Using granular information on contract design from Swedish firms, we show that ESG-linked contracts are more likely for CEOs with broader...
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We examine the relationship between managerial myopia and three governance mechanisms: ownership concentration, short-term incentive plans and the market for corporate control. We first examine a number of measures for longterm investments in physical assets and show that the net depreciation...
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There exists a large number of research on ownership structure and managerial compensation and their consequences for shareholder value maximization. However, academic research has been less concerned with analysis of explanatory factors for managerial myopia over time, different markets and...
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