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knowledge, affect the relationship between corporate governance and the risk of bankruptcy. We find that having larger boards … reduces the risk of bankruptcy only for complex firms. Our results also suggest that the proportion of inside directors on the … board is inversely associated with the risk of bankruptcy in firms that require more specialist knowledge, and that the …
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This paper aims to investigate the behaviour of the board regarding the effective identification and governance of risk … achieved by constructing a risk governance index for a given corporation. The various elements affecting risk governance by the … board of directors are captured in the risk governance index. For each board, we assign a value for each risk governance …
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Profitabilitäts-, Risiko- und Effizienzmaße auf. Im Hinblick auf die Bonusniveaus der Bankmitarbeiter zeigt sich eine hohe … needed how banks are governed and how bank governance is associated with performance and risk taking. This report deals with …, risk and efficiency. Compensation analyses show strong variation in compensation schemes between banks and bank divisions …
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An effective bank resolution regime requires taking action while the bank still has positive net worth and shareholder claims still have economic value. Such actions raise a number of legal issues with respect to the rights of shareholders. This paper aims to consider how to strike a balance...
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entrepreneurs. An entrepreneur, at risk of a lawsuit filing, may save cash as a precautionary measure. When cash accumulates and a … as an alternative precautionary measure against a lawsuit filing. In summary, shareholder litigation risk can increase …
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We present a model of an insolvent firm that may take advantage of a "soft-touch" government creditor in order to buy time before filing for reorganization, behavior we refer to as "claims substitution." Parameters in the model reflect the enforcement of absolute priority and government priority...
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This article analyzes the manifold situations in which the efficient-market hypothesis (EMH) has influenced — or has failed to influence — federal securities regulation and state corporate law, and the prospective roles for the EMH in these contexts. In federal securities regulation, the EMH...
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We find that co-opted boards facilitate more erratic and arbitrary decision-making, contributing towards default risk …. A one standard deviation increase in co-option increases default risk by 11% relative to normal levels. Supporting the … may be driven by firm risk-taking, however, we do find evidence suggesting that co-opted boards are less engaged and …
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Many researchers claim that the German universal banks' great influence in corporate control is harmful, since these banks are often both debt holders and equity owners of the firm. However, in this paper I argue differently. Analyzing the banks' role as investors, I find that, due to...
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We empirically examine the Capital Purchase Program (CPP) used by the US gov- ernment to bail out distressed banks with equity infusions during the Great Recession. We find strong evidence that a feature of the CPP – the government’s ability to ap- point independent directors on the board of...
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