Multiple large shareholders and corporate environmental performance
Rongwu Zhang, Wenqiang Fu
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Rongwu Zhang, Wenqiang Fu
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This study investigates the determinative effect of multiple large shareholders on corporate environmental performance (CEP). We take China’s A-share listed firms from 2009 to 2019 as samples and find that multiple large shareholders can improve CEP, and the conclusion is still robust after we deal with endogenous problem and conduct robustness tests. Further tests indicate that green innovation is the mechanism of action, and this effect is more significant in firms with major institutional shareholders. In addition, we also find that multiple large shareholders can enhance corporate value after improving CEP.
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This study investigates the determinative effect of multiple large shareholders on corporate environmental performance (CEP). We take China’s A-share listed firms from 2009 to 2019 as samples and find that multiple large shareholders can improve CEP, and the conclusion is still robust after we deal with endogenous problem and conduct robustness tests. Further tests indicate that green innovation is the mechanism of action, and this effect is more significant in firms with major institutional shareholders. In addition, we also find that multiple large shareholders can enhance corporate value after improving CEP.
Key concepts: Shareholder, Business, Accounting, Corporate governance, Economics, Financial economics, Financial system, Finance