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Global Competition in Cross-Border Restructuring and Recognition of Centralized Group Solutions

The outbreak of COVID-19 and the subsequent governmental measures to curb the spread of the virus have affected many businesses. The pandemic particularly impacted multinational enterprises dependent on global supply...

10 February 2022

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Capital Allocation Efficiency of Firms Outside the Business Group

Studies on business groups have increased significantly in the past two decades, and the specific research questions motivating them have broadened over time. However, the existing literature scarcely investigates the...

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Behind the Numbers: State Capitalism and Executive Compensation in China

China now ranks second behind the United States in the number of entities included in the Forbes’ list of the world’s largest 2,000 public corporations. The rapid rise of Chinese...

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Estimating the Value of Absolute Power: Evidence from Judiciary Decision Event on Controlling Shareholders in Large Business Group

In a recent paper titled ‘Estimating the Value of Absolute Power: Evidence from Judiciary Decision Event on Controlling Shareholders in Large Business Group’, we analyse the effects of...

18 September 2016

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Informed Trading in Business Groups

Institutional investors have become the majority owners of most large corporations and are expected to play a key role in financial development by providing funding for firms, enhancing market liquidity...

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