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We find that Chinese CEOs with foreign experience tend to engage less in related-party transactions. This result holds through various analyses, including firm-fixed effects model estimations, propensity score matching, and instrumental variable regressions. The effect of CEO foreign experience...
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We investigate earnings management of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) being a block trade target in China. Some block trades transfer control rights of SOEs to private parties (STP transactions) while others sell shares to another SOE (STS transactions). We find that SOEs manage earnings more...
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This paper examines how companies respond to negative ESG incidents by appointing directors with experience in charitable organizations. We find that firms are more likely to make such appointments following ESG incidents, especially when these incidents attract substantial media attention or...
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Using Japanese firms that went public during the period 1998–2006, we find that independent venture capitalist-backed IPO firms are significantly younger and smaller than IPO companies backed by venture capital firms that are subsidiaries of financial institutions. IPOs backed by independent...
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