This study uses a large sample of Korean firms to examine institutional blockholders’ influence
on corporate earnings management. The Korean market is an interesting setting to study …

The extant literature shows that institutional investors engage in corporate governance to
enhance a firm's long‐term value. Measuring firm performance using the F‐Score, we examine …

This study analyzed whether a systematic relationship exists between corporate social
responsibility (CSR) performance and corporate financial performance using 191 sample firms …

From a supply chain perspective, new technologies such as blockchain can improve the
efficiency and competitiveness of logistics and increase customer satisfaction. Although …

Agency theory argues that pay for performance alleviates the conflict of interest between
managers and shareholders. Furthermore, the literature finds that institutional monitoring tends …

Over the past few decades, the rapid growth of mergers and acquisitions (M&As) has
received interest from academics and practitioners. While M&As continue to be the subject of …

Corporate social responsibility has recently become a new metric of corporate performance.
Some argue that corporate social responsibility should be used not only for corporate image …

By analyzing the Korean market characterized by chaebol firms, we provide evidence for
the effectiveness of institutional blockholders’ monitoring of firms’ engagement in corporate …

We examine the dynamic relations between institutional ownership and a firm's capital
structure. We find that a firm's leverage decreases when institutional ownership increases. This …

Extant literature shows that firms reduce their capital investment in response to political risk.
We examine firm-level activities and characteristics that mitigate the impact of political risk …