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This paper investigates what predicts corporate governance in emerging markets. Specifically, we examine what predicts governance changes and the level of governance itself. To conduct this study, we utilize a unique data set from AllianceBernstein that consists of monthly firm-level corporate...
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We study the association between environmental, social, and governance (ESG) government risk management and firm-level IPO underpricing between 2008 and 2018. Examining 7,446 IPOs issued in 36 countries, we find that IPO underpricing tends to be lower in countries with higher ESG Government...
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We examine the ability of country ESG ratings, which assess a country’s performance on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) risk factors, to predict future one-year and two-year exchange rate changes. To conduct the study, we used the annual MSCI ESG Government Ratings from 2008 to 2018...
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We examine the impact of tax burden on cash distribution using a sample of Brazilian firms, which are allowed by law to distribute cash to shareholders in two forms: dividends and tax-advantaged interest on equity. The Brazilian institutional setting is superior to those used in prior studies...
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In December 2000, the Sao Paulo Stock Exchange launched a new premium market segment for companies that voluntarily commit to "good practices of corporate governance." We construct a composite index (NM6) that combines six proxies for the main governance practices targeted by Bovespa’s reform....
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Theory is conflicted on the impact of equity-based compensation on managerial risk taking. We explore this issue by studying the relation between equity-based compensation and firms' propensity to make acquisitions. Consistent with the notion that equity-based compensation encourages managerial...
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