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In Japan, since 2013, Japanese corporate governance reform has been developed by Japanese Government initiatives. This … paper provides a theoretical framework for understanding what Japanese corporate governance reform means for Japanese … deriving from an agency relationship between shareholders and managers. New Japanese reform further develops previously …
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Japanese corporate governance reform is implemented by an introduction of corporate governance code and stewardship … principal cost theory, could support a conceptual framework of governance reform and analyzed that as an important function for … agency cost reduction. In order to make governance reform more effective, I make several proposals, cost sharing of …
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Passive institutional investors are an increasingly important component of U.S. stock ownership. To examine whether and by which mechanisms passive investors influence firms' governance, we exploit variation in ownership by passive mutual funds associated with stock assignments to the Russell...
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This paper examines why institutional shareholders frequently oppose activists when activism increases the value of target firms. Because institutions underweight targets and activism could adversely affect the values of rival firms, institutional investors often lack incentives to support...
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evolutionary process of Japan's corporate governance reform as a system in a consistent manner, rather than as independent pieces …. Our predictions provide policy implications and are empirically testable. Japan's post-bubble corporate governance reform … has been extensive and involves the enactment and revisions of many relevant laws and affected institutions. Japan's aim …
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on corporate governance reform. In recent years, Japan has adopted a Stewardship Code in the hopes of invigorating …Structural reform, the “third arrow” of the Abe administration's policy for revitalizing the Japanese economy, centers … “monitoring board” – focal points of the reform effort – are not well suited to address the problems of low profitability, cash …
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We analyze the effects that the new corporate governance regulations and other regulatory re-forms in Japan in 2004 had … the re-forms. We do not find significant evidence that capital market participants in Japan either ex-pected or valued … empirical evidence of a change towards a more capital-market-oriented corporate governance structure in Japan with less …
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This paper provides the first evidence showing that ownership concentration and the identity of the largest shareholder matter to the timeliness of corporate earnings, measured by a stock price-based timeliness metric and the reporting lag. Using panel data of 1,276 Malaysian firms from 1996 to...
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reform, the report starts with an overview of the changes in the Japanese market post 1970s. The main players before the 1990 …s were the banks, who provided credit to companies as well as being shareholders. Corporate governance in Japan was … governance including the reform of the Companies Act and the Cabinet Office Ordinance on Disclosure of Corporate Information …
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In this paper, we design a multi-dimensional index to measure the quality of Corporate Governance systems adopted by firms and use it to investigate the correlation between Corporate Governance quality and firm value.Unlike most studies that examine the relationship between only one dimension of...
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