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Ownership structure and corporate performance

A Panel Data Analysis for the German Market

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Katinka Wölfer

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The book sheds new light on the relation between equity ownership and corporate performance. Empirical studies presented in this book are based on a large panel data set and model the impact of concentrated ownership on performance, with nonlinear effect shapes being estimated through cubic splines. The final model incorporates the identity of owners into the investigation and illustrates the differing performance effects of various large shareholders. This approach adds to the understanding of ownership effects as previous research was mainly concerned with the role of ownership concentration and neglected the identity of blockholders as an equally important dimension of ownership. The new perspective will give fresh impetus to researchers, corporate decision makers and public policy.

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Titolo: Ownership structure and corporate performance
Sottotitolo: A Panel Data Analysis for the German Market
Lingua: Inglese
Autori: Katinka Wölfer
Editore: PL Academic Research
Pubblicato: 2016
ISBN10: 3631667159
ISBN13: 9783631667156
Serie: European university studies : Series 5, Economics and management
Tag: Libri di testo, Libri di testo universitari
Valutazione: 4,5 su 5
Descrizione: The book sheds new light on the relation between equity ownership and corporate performance. Empirical studies presented in this book are based on a large panel data set and model the impact of concentrated ownership on performance, with nonlinear effect shapes being estimated through cubic splines. The final model incorporates the identity of owners into the investigation and illustrates the differing performance effects of various large shareholders. This approach adds to the understanding of ownership effects as previous research was mainly concerned with the role of ownership concentration and neglected the identity of blockholders as an equally important dimension of ownership. The new perspective will give fresh impetus to researchers, corporate decision makers and public policy.