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RISK OF COMPENSATION IN THE LIGHT OF HARM TO A THIRD PARTY BY AN EMPOYEE
The paper undertakes an analysis of an employer`s financial liability for damages caused by an employee to a third party. The author presents controversies which appeared in this field of law in the doctrine and judicature.
Marek Jasion
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The relationship between compensation, performance, and risk in a sample of Pakistani banks, using panel data for 20 banks from 2011 to 2021 has been examined in this research.
Waqas Ahmad Watto +4 more
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Firm-Level Political Risk and CEO Compensation
Chunmi Jeon, Yunji Hwang, Seung Hun Han
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RISK OF COMPENSATION IN THE LIGHT OF HARM TO A THIRD PARTY BY AN EMPOYEE [PDF]
The paper undertakes an analysis of an employer`s financial liability for damages caused by an employee to a third party. The author presents controversies which appeared in this field of law in the doctrine and judicature.
Marek Jasion
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Executive Compensation and Risk Taking [PDF]
Abstract This article studies the connection between risk taking and executive compensation in financial institutions. A model of shareholders, debtholders, depositors, and an executive demonstrates that (i) excess risk taking can be addressed by basing compensation on both stock price and the credit default swaps (CDS) spread, (ii ...
Patrick Bolton +2 more
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CEO compensation and money laundering risk
This paper investigates the connection between money laundering risk and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) compensation in the Iranian stock market. For this goal, we construct a firm-level measure of money laundering risk using the opinion of certified ...
Meysam Bolgorian +2 more
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Risk Compensation and COVID-19 Vaccines
The authors of this commentary discuss the “Peltzman Effect,” a phenomenon in which individuals respond to safety measures with a compensatory increase in risky behavior, and how it relates to the COVID-19 pandemic through “pandemic fatigue” and postvaccination behavior.
Brit Trogen, Arthur Caplan
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Seat belts and risk compensation. [PDF]
The author applies the theory that the introduction of any safety measure results in changes in the behaviour of road users which may negate the supposed benefits of the measure and cites examples already established. Research shows that drivers wearing seat belts in fact take fewer risks than those who do not, but the numbers of casualties since the ...
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The masquerade ball of the CEOs and the mask of excessive risk [PDF]
We analyze the effects of CEOs' layoff risk on their risk choice while overseeing a firm. A CEO, whose managerial ability is unknown, is fired if her expected ability is below average.
Citci, Haluk +3 more
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The authors propose an optimal contract mechanism under moral hazard in discrete-time dynamic electric power networks. As the utility (system operator) cannot adjust the control input of the agents (end-users) directly in real time out of respect for ...
Yasuaki Wasa +3 more
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