Business, Management and Accounting
3 years ago

Management ownership boosts performance in state-owned enterprises, independent directors fall short.

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Determining the Problems of Management Shareholding and the Mixed Ownership
Li Gao, Song Shanshan

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Management ownership positively impacts the performance of state-owned enterprises in China. The more managers own shares, the better the company's financial performance. Higher ownership concentration and equity balance also lead to improved performance. However, the presence of independent directors in these enterprises has not been effective in enhancing governance.