The Relationship between Shareholdings of Insiders and the Governance Efficiency of Listed Companies:An Empirical Study
Zhijie Yang
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Zhijie Yang
Abstract
This paper examines the relationships between shareholdings of insiders and governance efficiency of the listed companies.Regression results of 1002 Shanghai and Shenzhen listed company observations in 2003 show that,as an incentive mechanism,shareholdings of insiders play an active role in corporate governance.However,there are some defects in our insider shareholding system,especially for state-owned companies.Therefore,some suggestions are put forward to solve the problems.
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This paper examines the relationships between shareholdings of insiders and governance efficiency of the listed companies.Regression results of 1002 Shanghai and Shenzhen listed company observations in 2003 show that,as an incentive mechanism,shareholdings of insiders play an active role in corporate governance.However,there are some defects in our insider shareholding system,especially for state-owned companies.Therefore,some suggestions are put forward to solve the problems.
Key concepts: Corporate governance, Incentive, Business, Insider, Accounting, Mechanism (biology), Industrial organization, Finance