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Institutional sponsors increasingly seek outside help in investment management by delegating manager selection and capital allocation decisions to external lead managers. Whether this enhances performance, however, is yet to be examined. We fill the gap using a unique dataset of Korean...
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This study investigates the impact of ESG rating disagreements on stock performance in the Chinese A-share market, focusing on immediate and short-term market reactions and the risk of future stock price crashes. Using data from the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges, we analyze 17,006...
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Board quality is likely to have an important influence on CEO compensation. However, there has been little investigation in the literature. We examine the relationship between the quality of boards, pay and pay allocation (incentive versus fixed, CEO versus executives below CEO) of executive...
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This paper examines how executive pay is set when a firm is a business group member. Using Korea as a laboratory setting, we find that member firm's cash compensation for its executives is positively linked to the stock performance of other member firms as well as its own. Further analyses...
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