A Study on the Impact of Institutional Investors' Shareholding Behaviors on Corporate Performance in China By Using Listed Companies from Jiangsu Province as Examples

As domestic institutional investors develop constantly, they play a more active role in corporate governance and really do a good job than ever, besides maintaining the stability of capital market. In this essay, we use the relative data of listed company in Jiangsu province from 2014 to 2016 to study the influence that institutional investors' shareholding behaviors can have on the performance of listed companies. As the result shows, companies which institutional investors hold shares of perform better than the companies which institutional investors hold no share of. Besides, the proportion of shares that institutional investors hold and the restraint strength their shareholdings have on the top ten stockholders of the enterprise has evidently influenced current corporate performance, which also prominently effects the future performance.