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Elizabeth Webb 《Journal of Financial Services Research》2008,33(1):5-20
This study analyzes the effects of monitoring intensity on compensation and turnover for CEOs of publicly-traded banks. Using
a sample of banks from 1992 to 2004, I find that monitoring intensity plays a significant role in compensation levels, pay-for-performance
sensitivity, and CEO turnover. The results show that CEOs from highly-rated institutions receive smaller pay than CEOs from
competing institutions, and that monitoring intensity, as proxied by CEO age, influences the relationship between market performance
and executive incentives. These findings suggest that regulatory ratings and CEO age impact optimal bank governance structure
by varying incentive sensitivity to market performance.
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Elizabeth WebbEmail: |
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Zhilan Feng Chinmoy Ghosh C. F. Sirmans 《The Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics》2007,35(3):225-251
We analyze director compensation for Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) and investigate the relations between director
compensation and other measures of the board independence and board monitoring. Using 136 REITs in 2001, we find that REITs
that pay higher equity-based compensation to their board members are associated with higher financial performance. Our data
indicate that board equity-based compensation is positively related to the existence of an independent nomination committee,
however, it has no significant relationship with board size, proportion of outside directors, CEO duality and CEO tenure and
ownership.
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Zhilan FengEmail: |
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We empirically examine how governance structure affects the design of executive compensation contracts and in particular, the implicit weights of firm performance measures in CEO’s compensation. We find that compensation contracts in firms with higher takeover protection and where the CEO has more influence on governance decisions put more weight on accounting-based measures of performance (return on assets) compared to stock-based performance measures (market returns). In additional tests, we further find that CEO compensation in these firms has lower variance and a higher proportion of cash (versus stock-based) compensation. We further find that CEOs’ incentives (measured as changes in CEO annual wealth which includes expected changes in the value of the CEO’s equity holdings in addition to yearly compensation) do not vary across governance structures. These findings are consistent with CEOs in firms with high takeover protection and where they have more influence on governance negotiating different contracts.
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Fernando PenalvaEmail: Phone: +34-93-2534200 |
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Zhilan Feng Chinmoy Ghosh C. F. Sirmans 《The Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics》2007,35(4):385-410
This paper examines the relationship between CEO entrenchment and dividend policy of real estate investment trusts (REITs).
We develop an index for CEO entrenchment using CEO tenure and duality and find that this index has significant impact on dividend
policy. We further separate our sample into two sub-groups: REITs with and without nomination committees. Our analyses show
a strong positive relationship between CEO entrenchment level and dividend payout for REITs without a nomination committee.
In REITs with nomination committees, CEO entrenchment has less influence on dividend policy. We conclude that dividend policy
serves as a substitution for other governance mechanisms. Further, our results are consistent with the evidence for other
US firms—CEO that are more entrenched pay higher dividends to avoid shareholder sanctions and the threat of takeover.
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Zhilan FengEmail: |
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Economic consequences of financial reporting changes: diluted EPS and contingent convertible securities 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
This paper examines the economic consequences of changes in the financial reporting requirements for contingent convertible
securities (COCOs). Using a sample of 199 COCO issuers from 2000 to 2004, we find that issuers are more likely to restructure
or redeem existing COCOs to obtain more favorable accounting treatment when the financial reporting impact on diluted earnings
per share (EPS) is greater and when EPS is used as a performance metric in CEO bonus contracts. These results provide new
evidence that managers are willing to incur costs to retain perceived financial reporting and compensation benefits. We also
present evidence of significantly negative stock returns around event dates associated with the financial reporting changes,
consistent with investor anticipation of the agency costs associated with the rule change.
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Christine I. WiedmanEmail: |
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Mine Ertugrul Özcan Sezer C. F. Sirmans 《The Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics》2008,36(1):53-80
This paper studies the determinants of corporate hedging practices in the REIT industry between 1999 and 2001. We find a positive
significant relation between hedging and financial leverage, indicating the financial distress costs motive for using derivatives
in the REIT industry. Using estimates of the Black–Scholes sensitivity of CEO’s stock option portfolios to stock return volatility
and the sensitivity of CEO’s stock and stock option portfolios to stock price, we find evidence to support managerial risk
aversion motive for corporate hedging in the REIT industry. Our results indicate that CEO’s cash compensation and the CEO’s
wealth sensitivity to stock return volatility are significant determinants of derivative use in REITs. We also document a
significant positive relation between institutional ownership and hedging activity. Further, we find that probability of hedging
is related to economies of scale in hedging costs.
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C. F. SirmansEmail: |
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Ping Wang Masako Darrough Linna Shi 《Journal of Business Finance & Accounting》2016,43(9-10):1197-1243
Some CEOs decide voluntarily to issue a warning when they expect a negative earnings surprise. Prior research suggests that warnings contain incremental information beyond actual earnings; warning firms tend to experience permanent earnings decreases. This paper investigates whether compensation committees take warnings into account in setting CEO compensation. We find that warnings are significantly negatively (positively) associated with CEO bonus (option grants), suggesting that compensation committees adjust CEO compensation towards a more high‐powered structure after warnings. However, the sensitivity of bonus or option grants to earnings and stock returns is not affected except for bonus sensitivity to stock returns. We also find weak evidence of an increase in forced CEO turnover after warnings, accompanied by a significant increase in its sensitivity to stock returns. This benefits CEOs with higher ability but imposes more risk on other CEOs. These findings provide a partial explanation of why not every CEO facing a negative surprise decides to issue a warning. Our results are robust to various specifications. In particular, the impact of warnings on compensation appears invariant to the timing or the number of warnings. Overall, these findings suggest that the signal from warnings is used in determining CEO compensation and retention. 相似文献
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The association between audit committees,compensation incentives,and corporate audit fees 总被引:4,自引:3,他引:1
This study uses audit fee data from the 2001–2003 reporting periods to examine the relationship between measures of audit
committee effectiveness and compensation incentives with corporate audit fees. Our results suggest that audit committee size,
committee member expertise, and committee member independence are positively associated to audit fee levels, consistent with
the notion that audit committees serve as a complement to external auditors in monitoring management. In contrast, CEO long-term
pay and insider ownership are inversely related to audit fee levels, substituting for external audit effort in motivating
management. Notwithstanding results on the full sample of firm-years, we uncover significant differences in the determinants
of audit fees between the years examined. An important implication of these results is that explaining the intra-firm variation
in audit fees over time is clearly necessary in order to understand the antecedents and consequences of audit fees.
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James F. Waegelein (Corresponding author)Email: |
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Henryk Gurgul Paweł Majdosz Roland Mestel 《Financial Markets and Portfolio Management》2007,21(3):353-379
This study provides empirical evidence of the joint dynamics between stock returns and trading volume using stock data of
DAX companies. Contemporaneous as well as dynamic interactions are investigated for a period from January 1994 to December
2005 on a daily basis. Our results suggest that there is almost no relationship between stock return levels and trading volume
in either direction. We find that trading volume is contemporaneously positively related to return volatility. In addition,
we establish that lagged return volatility induces trading volume movements. Finally, we examine dependencies in the tails
and find no significant support for the hypothesis of the independence of the maximal values of absolute returns and trading
volume.
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Roland Mestel (Corresponding author)Email: |
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While there is little controversy on the profitability of momentum strategies, their implementation is afflicted with many
difficulties. Most important, chasing momentum can generate high turnover. Though there are already several attempts to make
momentum strategies less expensive with respect to transaction costs, we go a step further in the simplification of momentum
strategies. By restricting our sample to Switzerland’s largest blue-chip stocks and choosing only one winner and one loser
stock, we find average returns to our momentum arbitrage portfolios of up to 44% p.a. depending on the formation and holding
periods. While unconditional risk models are at odds with momentum profits, stock market predictability and time-varying expected
returns explain a large part of the momentum payoffs, including the post-holding period behavior of the winner and loser stocks
(overreaction and subsequent price correction).
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Markus M. SchmidEmail: |