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Evaluating board candidates : a threat-contingency model of shareholder dissent against female director candidates

Mitra, Arjun; Post, Corinne; Sauerwald, Steve - In: Organization science : a journal of the Institute for … 32 (2021) 1, pp. 86-110

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Can strong corporate governance selectively mitigate the negative influence of "special interest" shareholder activists? : evidence from the labor market for directors

Del Guercio, Diane; Woidtke, Tracie - In: Journal of financial and quantitative analysis : JFQA 54 (2019) 4, pp. 1573-1614

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Can Strong Corporate Governance Selectively Mitigate the Negative Influence of 'Special Interest' Shareholder Activists? Evidence from the Labor Market for Directors

Del Guercio, Diane - 2018

not aligned with shareholders. Limiting shareholder power may mitigate “special interest” activism but can also exacerbate …

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Who Should Pick Board Members? Proxy Access by Shareholders to the Director Nomination Process

Allaire, Yvan - 2015

The prerogative of boards of directors to nominate the members of the board for election by the shareholders is now …. This challenge to a board prerogative is called proxy access by shareholders to the director nomination process.As a result … of amendments to the existing regulations in the United States, there has been a flood of proposals from shareholders to …

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Shareholder Primacy and the Moral Obligation of Directors

Loewenstein, Mark - 2020

duty. On this view, directors must consider the effect of their actions on “stakeholders” other than shareholders and be …

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Will a Binding Vote by Shareholders on the Remuneration of Directors Affect Corporate Value?

Ekwegh, Chinezimuzo - 2012

required to present their remuneration report to a non-binding vote by shareholders. This vote popularly known as ‘say on pay …' acts as an advisory vote meant to signal to the board the shareholders' approval or disapproval of the remuneration report … been made at the AGM for a binding vote by shareholders on the remuneration reports presented by the board, the difference …

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CFO Overconfidence and Shareholder Activism

Schreiber, Nicolas; Schiereck, Dirk; Schweizer, Denis - 2022

A key objective of shareholder activists is to persuade a firm’s management to change its strategy. CFOs play an important role in negotiations, nonetheless activism research mainly focuses on CEOs. We examine the relationship between CFO overconfidence and the likelihood to get targeted by...

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Corporate Directors Learn From Environmental Shareholder Engagements

Bauer, Rob; Derwall, Jeroen; Tissen, Colin - 2022

We examine whether corporate directors learn from environmental engagements by studying the success and implementation of environmental shareholder proposals. We deem a proposal successful when the proposal sponsor withdrew it after negotiating with the target firm. Our results indicate that...

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Executive shareholding, institutional investor shareholding and enterprise innovation

Wang, Tai; Cheng, Daoping - In: European journal of innovation management 26 (2023) 6, pp. 1744-1762

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Shareholder nomination of independent directors : evidence from China

Yang, Haiyan; Jia, Yingdan; Zhang, Yuyu - In: International review of financial analysis 91 (2024), pp. 1-23

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