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We study the impact of corporate secretary tenure on the governance quality of Chinese A-share listed firms. Results show that corporate secretary tenure is negatively associated with board meeting frequency, outside director in-meeting dissent and incidence of fraud and lawsuit. Key findings...
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We study the impact of corporate secretary tenure on the governance quality of Chinese A-share listed firms. Results show that corporate secretary tenure is negatively associated with board meeting frequency, outside director in-meeting dissent and incidence of fraud and lawsuit. Key findings...
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We propose that independent directors are likely to play a political role in an institutional setting featuring weak investor protection and strong government intervention. Using Chinese data for 2001-2014, we investigate whether the stock price reaction to an independent director’s death is...
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We study the effect of outside block-ownership on the future firm-specific crash-risk of Indian firms. Major and dedicated block-owners play a significant role in aggravating the firm's susceptibility towards crash-risk. Within a novel regulatory setup in India, where borrowing firms are...
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Political visit is an under-researched way in which governments influence firms and markets. Chinese state leaders (i.e. Politburo Standing Committee Members) often visit firms during their domestic inspection tours. This study shows that representativeness, political connections and alignment...
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This paper studies CEOs with overseas experience, known as returnee CEOs. We show that Chinese returnee CEOs are associated with inferior performance, lower market reactions to appointment announcements and an adverse regulatory environment. We argue that CEOs' international expertise is...
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We use Google search volume index for a CEO’s name and stock ticker to measure CEO publicity, and examine the competing hypotheses on its effect on the tax behavior: On the one hand, CEOs who receive higher attention from the retail investors are motivated to engage in tax avoidance activities...
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