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debt maturity, capital structure, shareholder rights, corporate governance
Large shareholders, Board independence, Shareholder laws, Europe
board gender diversity, female directors, financial crisis, corporate governance, firm performance
corporate governance, risk-taking, ISS, institutional shareholder services, agency theory
religion, corporate social responsibility, CSR, religious piety, instrumental variable
Steve Jobs, event study, Apple, competition, stock market reaction
Corporate social responsibility, CSR, instrumental variable, political exposure, political risk, risk mitigation
tick size, liquidity, spread, depth, quote clustering
Sufficiency Economy Philosophy, firm-specific risk, risks
political risk, firm risk, corporate social responsibility, CSR, shareholder wealth, event study
Corporate Governance, Takeover Market, Risk-Taking Incentives, Vega, Market for Corporate Control
dividends, dividend policy, CEO pay slice, CEO power, repurchases, buybacks, agency theory
corporate culture, board gender diversity, female directors, corporate governance, machine learning, textual analysis, agency theory
risk-taking incentives, vega, board gender diversity, female directors, corporate governance, board of directors
Board Gender Diversity, Female Directors, Takeover Market, Market for Corporate Control, Corporate Governance
Sustainability, asset redeployability, redeployable assets, board gender diversity, female directors, corporate governance
staggered boards, classified boards, managerial entrenchment, human rights, corporate social responsibility
: complexity, takeovers, hostile takeover, corporate governance, market for corporate control
integrity, hostile takeover, corporate governance, textual analysis, machine learning, agency theory
CEO general managerial ability, board size, corporate governance, generalist CEOs, specialist CEOs, CEO general managerial skills.
generalist CEOs, specialist CEOs, independent directors, board independence, corporate governance, Sarbanes-Oxley
hostile takeovers, capital structure, leverage, corporate governance, agency theory, corporate finance
innovation, corporate culture, board size, board of directors, corporate governance, machine learning
staggered boards, classified boards, entrenched boards, firm value, geography
: innovation, corporate governance, takeover threats, research quotient, market for corporate control
Sin Stocks, Controversial Stocks, Financial Crisis, Great Recession
dividends, religion, religiosity, payout policy, instrumental variable
customer concentration, board independence, independent directors, Sarbanes-Oxley, quasi-natural experiment, exogenous shock
shareholder litigation rights, litigation risk, board gender diversity, female board representation, exogenous shock, quasi-natural experiment
: climate change, tax avoidance, Paris Agreement, event study, stock market reactions, tax aggressiveness
infectious diseases, uncertainty, dividends, textual analysis, economic policy uncertainty.
corporate culture, diversification, agency theory, independent directors, board independence, corporate governance
credit ratings, corporate governance, hostile takeover, takeover market, agency theory, agency costs, market for corporate control
Takeovers, Market for corporate control, Corporate governance, Redeployable asset, Asset redeployability, Asset specificity
innovation, independent directors, board independence, Sarbanes-Oxley, corporate governance
external auditors, Big N auditors, Big Four, hostile takeovers, the market for corporate control, corporate governance
hostile takeovers, takeover vulnerability, takeover susceptibility, managerial ownership, corporate governance, agency theory
Corporate culture, takeover threats, takeover market, agency theory, machine learning, earnings conference calls
asset redeployability, redeployable assets, economic policy uncertainty, EPU, asset specificity, investment irreversibility
behavioral finance, behavioural finance, board of directors, chief executive officers, agency theory, stewardship theory, overconfidence, optimism, risk aversion, cognitive biases
customer concentration, shareholder litigation, Ninth Circuit, quasi-natural experiment, shareholder lawsuits
shareholder litigation, litigation risk, Ninth Circuit, redeployable assets, asset redeployability, sustainability
