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CEO Tenure and Relative Performance Evaluation
Korean Accounting Information Association, 2023[Purpose] The purpose of this study is to confirm whether CEO tenure is reflected in the selection criteria of the peer firm when companies select the peer firms for CEO’s relative performance evaluation in setting CEO compensation. [Methodology] For empirical analysis, this study used US non-financial listed companies.
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2009
This chapter proposes nonlinear models using artificial neural network models to study the relationship between chief elected official (CEO) tenure and debt. Using Higher Order Neural Network (HONN) simulator, this study analyzes debt of the municipalities as a function of population and CEO tenure, and compares the results with that from SAS.
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This chapter proposes nonlinear models using artificial neural network models to study the relationship between chief elected official (CEO) tenure and debt. Using Higher Order Neural Network (HONN) simulator, this study analyzes debt of the municipalities as a function of population and CEO tenure, and compares the results with that from SAS.
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CEO tenure and corporate social responsibility performance
Journal of Business Research, 2019Abstract In this study, we examine whether and how CEO tenure affects firms' corporate social responsibility (CSR) performance. Using a sample of U.S. firms for the 1999–2013 period, we find that firms' CSR performance is significantly higher in CEOs' early tenure than in their later tenure.
Wanyu (Tina) Chen +2 more
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CEO tenure and the performance-turnover relation
Review of Accounting Studies, 2013In a broad cross-section of US firms, we document that the likelihood of a CEO’s performance-related dismissal declines in his tenure. This finding is consistent with both firm performance revealing information about a CEO’s uncertain executive ability and CEO tenure reflecting weak firm governance choices that reduce the likelihood of performance ...
Shane S. Dikolli +2 more
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Board-of-Director Monitoring and CEO Tenure
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009We examine how CEO tenure and board characteristics affect board monitoring, CEO turnover, and firm performance. We find that board meeting frequency declines as CEO tenure increases and the board has a greater proportion of insiders. The intensity of both relations varies by industry.
Harley E. Ryan +2 more
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Systematic impact of the state on CEO tenure
Health Care Management Review, 1984Using information from the literature on both for-profit industrial corporations and nonprofit community hospitals, a path model is constructed to show the effect of the state on CEO tenure at state-owned university hospitals. Results indicate that CEOs' lack of managerial influence and control over competition adversely affects their tenure at these ...
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CEO Succession and Its Relationship to CNO Tenure
JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 1987Executive turnover and termination are complex organizational issues. In this study, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) succession and its relationship to Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) termination was explored; 12.2% of newly appointed CEOs terminated their CNO counterparts within 1 year of their appointment.
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The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 2013
This study examines the curvilinear CEO tenure–R&D investment relationship and the moderating influence of board capital on this relationship, thus making two major contributions. First, the finding of an inverted-U CEO tenure–R&D investment relationship enriches our understanding of how the CEO life cycle affects corporate investment ...
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This study examines the curvilinear CEO tenure–R&D investment relationship and the moderating influence of board capital on this relationship, thus making two major contributions. First, the finding of an inverted-U CEO tenure–R&D investment relationship enriches our understanding of how the CEO life cycle affects corporate investment ...
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Overinvestment, subsequent earnings management, and CEO tenure
Spanish Journal of Finance and Accounting / Revista Española de Financiación y Contabilidad, 2014In this study, I empirically examine whether the managers of firms that overinvest have an incentive to subsequently distort financial information for keeping up with stakeholders’ expectations about investment returns. Also, because CEO tenure is related to the capacity of the manager to influence both firm’s resources allocation and the financial ...
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