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While executive compensation is often blamed for the excessive risk taking by banks, little is known about the … price. Performance targets for bankers are not related to the risk of the bank, and ROE targets are not appropriately … adjusted for leverage. Consequently, the design of executive compensation in banking may encourage both high leverage and risk …
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In this updated Closer Look, we examine the tensions between corporate culture, financial incentives, and employee conduct as illustrated by the Wells Fargo cross-selling scandal. In 2016, Wells Fargo admitted that employees had opened as many as 2 million accounts without customer authorization...
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industries with high litigation risk. We also test whether firms benefit from the ability to steer lawsuits into friendly courts …
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from Norway. We find that a worker is paid more and faces less earnings risk if she gets a job in a firm with worker … representation on the corporate board. However, these gains in wages and declines in earnings risk are not caused by worker … representation per se. Instead, the wage premium and reduced earnings risk reflect that firms with worker representation are likely …
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and governance risk, and in developing policies. Among other things, these data may inform debates on the degree to which …
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To address growing concerns about the negative effects of corporations on their stakeholders, supporters of stakeholder governance (“stakeholderism”) advocate a governance model that encourages and relies on corporate leaders to serve the interests of stakeholders and not only those of...
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Based on a review of international and regional responses to the global financial and economic crisis and its implications for finance in Asia, Douglas Arner and Lotte Schou-Zibell draw lessons for Asian financial systems with regard to the scope of regulation; financial standards; supervision,...
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Life insurers' odds of being placed under regulatory control (for example, conservatorship or receivership) during the financial crisis years of 2008 and 2009 increased with deteriorating fundamentals at a much higher rate than during normal times or during the previous recession. However, no...
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Slovenia is facing the legacy of a boom-bust cycle that has been compounded by weak corporate governance of state-owned banks. The levels of non-performing loans and capital adequacy ratios compare poorly in international perspective and may deteriorate further, which could require significant...
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Cases the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) pursues against the directors and officers of failed commercial banks for (gross) negligence are important for the corporate governance of U.S. commercial banks. These cases shape the kernel of bank corporate governance, as they guide...
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