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The missing role of controlling shareholders in the short-termism debate

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The Family Firm: A Synthesis, Stylized Facts, and Future Research Directions

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Dániel Kárpáti

Event Report: SMEs, Families and Capital Markets

The ECGI - SSE Riga Conference on ‘SMEs, Families and Capital Markets’ took place (online) on 19 June 2020, bringing together policymakers, academics and practitioners to explore some...

9 September 2020

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European Corporate Governance Institute

Bolstering Family Control: Evidence from Loyalty Shares

In recent years, managers, regulators, and politicians, have often complained about the alleged short-term pressure exercised by the stock market on listed companies. Loyalty shares are probably the most common...

27 September 2019

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Massimiliano Barbi

Do Dual Class Structures Harm Outside Shareholders?

The business press commonly advocates for eliminating dual-class structures that provide corporate insiders with super-sized influence while simultaneously limiting their economic exposure. Standard and Poor’s recently announced they would bar...

27 September 2017

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Ronald Anderson

Ezgi Ottolenghi

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