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What determines the onwership structure of business conglomerates? : On the cash flow rights of Korea's chaebol
Kim, U-chʾan; Lim, Youngjae; Sung, Tae Yoon - 2004
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The big thumb on the scale : an overview of the proxy advisory industry
Copland, James R.; Larcker, David F.; Tayan, Brian - 2018
generally lead to better outcomes for companies and their shareholders. This Closer Look provides a comprehensive review of the …
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The costs and benefits of shareholder democracy
Gantchev, Nickolay; Giannetti, Mariassunta - 2018
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The benefits of access : evidence from private meetings with portfolio firms
Becht, Marco; Franks, Julian R.; Wagner, Hannes - 2021
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Phylactery - Proxy
1885 - 9. ed
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Majority voting and corporate control : the rule of the dominant shareholder
DeMarzo, Peter M. - 1988 - rev
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Shareholder voting and merger returns
Henning, Laura Sophie - 2015 - This version: July 2015
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Trust and shareholder voting
Lesmeister, Simon; Limbach, Peter; Goergen, Marc - 2018
We test the hypothesis that a specific aspect of culture - trust in others - affects shareholder voting behavior as it lowers investors' concerns of being expropriated. We find consistent evidence that the percentage of votes cast at shareholder meetings is lower in high-trust countries while...
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Trust and shareholder voting
Lesmeister, Simon; Limbach, Peter; Goergen, Marc - 2019 - This draft: January 2019
We test the hypothesis whether a specific aspect of culture - trust in others - affects shareholder voting behavior by substituting for costly monitoring. We find consistent evidence that the percentage of votes cast at shareholder meetings is lower in high-trust countries while the percentage...
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