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We study whether shareholder scrutiny affects CEO pay. Our identification strategy exploits the fact that recent "say-on-pay" regulation allowed firms to hold votes every two or three years. Depending on their voting frequency, firms experience alternating years where scrutiny on compensation...
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time, it has become clear that the priorities of shareholders are often misaligned with those of the managers, with the …, shareholders should have a direct influence on the compensation paid to executives.To achieve that goal, the policymakers in the …
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fabled financial firms to the short-termism phenomenon – investors acting like traders and influencing corporate managers to … managers to resist shareholder pressure toward an excessive and destructive focus on the near-term. In practical terms, this … managers from their independent short-termism and protects them from shareholder pressure to engage in short-termist behavior …
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We investigate how mutual funds with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) objectives vote on shareholder proposals related to executive compensation. Using a sample of 94,695 votes by 2,354 mutual funds from 2012 to 2021, we find that ESG funds are 9.4% more likely than non-ESG funds to...
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