The effects of CEO equity ownership and firm diversification on risk taking
By: EISENMANN, Thomas R.
Material type: ArticlePublisher: 2002Subject(s): Risk Taking | Governance | CEO Equity Ownership | DiversificationStrategic Management Journal 23, 5, p. 513-534Abstract: This research explores the effects of CEO equity ownership and corporate diversification on firms' risk-taking and risk avoidance behaviors. Hypotheses regarding these effects are tested through econometric analysis of mergers in the U.S. cable television industry. Risk taking and avoidance are measured as horizontal expansion through acquisitions and as the divestiture of assets, respectively, in the face of increasing environmental turbulenceItem type | Current location | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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This research explores the effects of CEO equity ownership and corporate diversification on firms' risk-taking and risk avoidance behaviors. Hypotheses regarding these effects are tested through econometric analysis of mergers in the U.S. cable television industry. Risk taking and avoidance are measured as horizontal expansion through acquisitions and as the divestiture of assets, respectively, in the face of increasing environmental turbulence
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