Corporate Governance and Countervailing Power
The analysis of corporate governance has been a one-sided affair. The focus has been on “internal” accountability mechanisms, namely boards and...
Read moreThe analysis of corporate governance has been a one-sided affair. The focus has been on “internal” accountability mechanisms, namely boards and...
Read moreWe investigate how state Universal Demand statutes (UD) that lower the risk of shareholder derivative lawsuits affect recruiting and retention of...
Read moreIn December 2020, Nasdaq asked the Securities and Exchange Commission to approve new diversity rules. The aim is for most Nasdaq-listed firms to...
Read moreWe examine how social diversity and inclusiveness in corporate boards affect corporate performance and monitoring in Sri...
Read moreCan female directors help save economies and the firms on whose boards they sit? Policy makers seem to think so. Numerous countries have implemented...
Read moreBoardroom diversity policies link societal and corporate governance objectives. To understand whether they can meet both objectives, we argue one...
Read moreThis paper examines the conditions under which CEOs are able to affect the timing and the price of the stock options they are granted at the time of their...
Read moreDespite the increasing importance of shareholder voting, regulators have paid little attention to the rights of retail investors who own...
Read moreStarting from the well-evidenced fact that banks with shareholder-focussed corporate governance fared worse in the financial crisis than those...
Read moreWe study retail shareholder voting using a nearly comprehensive sample of U.S. ownership and voting records. Analyzing turnout within a rational...
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