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The impact of government ownership on bank risk
Journal of Financial Intermediation, 2013Abstract We use cross-country data on a sample of large European banks to evaluate the impact of government ownership on bank risk. We distinguish between default risk (likelihood of creditors’ losses) and operating risk (likelihood of negative equity).
Giuliano Iannotta, Giacomo Nocera
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The market value of government ownership
Journal of Corporate Finance, 2017Motivated by the recent rise of state capitalism, this paper investigates the effects of government ownership on market valuations across a sample of publicly listed corporations from East Asia. We find strong, robust evidence that government-owned firms exhibit higher market valuation than non-government-owned firms, but the relation is not linear ...
Narjess Boubakri +3 more
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Water Ownership and Governance
2021Water governance refers to the material and regulatory control of water and waters. It involves questions such as who makes decisions about water and how; at what scale such decisions are made in relation to different waters; and who and which water or ecosystem benefits. Classical work in anthropology considered how irrigation practices may have given
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2017
This chapter focuses on the changes of ownership and governance in Falck over its’ 120 year history. The company has gone through considerable governance and ownership changes and these are examined with reference to the literature on corporate governance.
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This chapter focuses on the changes of ownership and governance in Falck over its’ 120 year history. The company has gone through considerable governance and ownership changes and these are examined with reference to the literature on corporate governance.
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Government ownership and corporate governance: Evidence from the EU
Journal of Banking & Finance, 2012The ongoing global financial crisis has led to the largest increase in state intervention since the Great Depression. Direct government ownership in publicly-traded corporations has increased dramatically since 2008. How will this increase in public ownership affect the governance of these erstwhile private companies?
Borisova, G. +3 more
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The case for government ownership
Electrical Engineering, 1940Before presenting a point of view which I fear may be shocking to some, I should like to mention a point made by my adversary. That was the reduction in costs per unit in transportation by rail. This has been and is marvelous, but we must not forget that the eight billions that were expended in order to bring that happy result have brought to the poor ...
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Governance, Ownership and Control
2013This is the first of five chapters that aim to provide a critique of and an alternative perspective on some of the key elements of the current understanding of the nature of voluntary action. It begins by revisiting some of the substantial body of academic and practitioner literature on governance and governing bodies in voluntary organisations and ...
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Ownership, Governance Structure and Government Bailout
2021This Chapter 28 examines bank ownership, governance structure and government bailout. We identify that bank size and leverage is related to the probability of bailout.
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Government Ownership and Control
The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1930M UCH of the current talk about economic controls to be exercised in this era of the second industrial revolution is not economics at all, it is theology. It has to do with faith, with faith that if we only let our industrial leaders alone they will give us that portion of heaven which we can understand--they will make everybody rich -with hope, hope ...
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Governance in a co‐ownership environment
Property Management, 2006PurposeTo examine how the allocation of property rights in multiple‐ownership buildings in Hong Kong creates an environment in which the optimization of asset value may be difficult to achieve and in this situation how owners chose to overcome the associated problems of collective action decision making to resolve issues of building management.Design ...
Hastings, EM, Wong, SK, Walters, M
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