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Family business in family ownership portfolios

International Journal of Entrepreneurial Venturing, 2010
In this paper, we study family business portfolios and illustrate ownership that connects family and business systems. Traditional family business research has assumed the one family/one business concept to be the main model. This study builds on the ideas of modern portfolio theory and behavioural finance theory and suggests that the portfolio ...
Marita Rautiainen   +2 more
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Family ownership and M&A payment method

International Journal of Finance & Economics, 2020
AbstractWe investigate the effects of family ownership on the choice between cash and stock payment in M&A operations. On a sample of 269 M&A transactions performed by Italian listed bidders over the period 2008–2015, we demonstrate that families are more inclined to pay in cash in order to avoid dilution.
Teti, Emanuele   +2 more
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The Family Firm Ownership Puzzle

Review of Corporate Finance, 2022
Conventional wisdom suggests that family shareholders should exit their large, concentrated equity stakes in publicly traded firms and seek benefits arising from diversification. However, founding families maintain a substantive and undiversified stake in many publicly traded U.S. firms.
Ronald Anderson   +3 more
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Family business and ownership

2022
Family business is the one held in the ownership of the family. This form of business present the most represented form oj ownership in small and medium entrepreneurship. Family business or family entrepreneurship is the dominant form f business that has a crucial importance for the global economic growth.
Udovičić, Ana, Rančić, Ivan
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Discussion of “Family Ownership and the Accrual Anomaly”

The International Journal of Accounting
Aoun, Doukakis, and Papanastasopoulos (2025) (ADP) explore the extent to which family ownership affects the accrual anomaly namely, the negative relation between accruals and subsequent stock returns, commonly attributed to investor mispricing of the accrual component of earnings (Sloan, 1996).
Lucia Pierini, Gianfranco Siciliano
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Responsible Ownership in Family Enterprises

2014
Franz M. Haniel, chairman of the board of directors at Haniel, talks here about his aim of forging a family identity and training family members to become professional owners. Haniel is an internationally successful, family-owned diversified group of companies. In 2012, it employed around 56,000 employees, generating sales of €26.3 billion in more than
Alexander Koeberle-Schmid   +2 more
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Founding family ownership and innovation

Asia-Pacific Journal of Accounting & Economics, 2013
This study empirically examines the extent to which family ownership affects innovation. Using a sample of Taiwanese listed firms, we find that family firms invest more in innovation than nonfamily firms, suggesting that family firms’ incentives to encourage innovation investment (e.g.
Chen, V.Y.S., Tsao, S.-M., Chen, G.-Z.
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Family Ownership and Firm Performance

Academy of Management Proceedings, 2013
Drawing upon agency theory, we examine the impact of interactions among family ownership, firm age, and succession intentions on firm performance. We suggest that family ownership has an inverted U-shaped relationship with firm performance in small-to-medium sized family firms.
Hanqing Fang   +3 more
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Successful Ownership in Business Families

Family Business Review, 1992
The concept of ownership can be viewed in a narrow legal sense or from a broader perspective that encompasses knowledge, skill, integrity, responsibility, trust, and mutual consideration. When this “spirit of ownership” is achieved, the family business prospers and the family itself becomes a close-knit, effective team.
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Family Ownership and the Accrual Anomaly

The International Journal of Accounting
Synopsis The research problem We investigate whether family ownership affects the accrual anomaly, a well-documented phenomenon where accounting accruals negatively predict future earnings and stock returns. While the anomaly has been extensively studied, the role of ownership structure, particularly family ownership,
Adam Aoun   +2 more
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