Insider Ownership, Shareholder Structures and Corporate Governance. - Moldenhauer, Benjamin
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The question whether a relationship between insider ownership - i. e. direct shareholdings of managers in their firms - and corporate performance exists increasingly attracts attention in academia as well as in investment practice. The work on hand is an important contribution to this strand of corporate governance research especially as most of the relevant studies refer to Anglo-Saxon capital markets. This study investigates the relationship between insider ownership and corporate performance on the basis of a new and unique data set of German corporations. The results of this study are very…mehr

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The question whether a relationship between insider ownership - i. e. direct shareholdings of managers in their firms - and corporate performance exists increasingly attracts attention in academia as well as in investment practice. The work on hand is an important contribution to this strand of corporate governance research especially as most of the relevant studies refer to Anglo-Saxon capital markets. This study investigates the relationship between insider ownership and corporate performance on the basis of a new and unique data set of German corporations. The results of this study are very interesting from both an academic and practical perspective. They provide evidence that the development of investment strategies should not disregard companies' ownership structures and shed new light on the role of insider ownership as a corporate governance mechanism. Finally, this work constitutes the first comprehensive overview on the development of shareholder structures of German listed stock corporations.
Autorenporträt
Benjamin Moldenhauer graduated with a degree in business administration (Dipl.-Kfm.) from the European Business School (ebs), Oestrich Winkel (Germany) and with an MBA from Katz Graduate School of Business, University of Pittsburgh (USA). This work originated from his work at the Center for Entrepreneurial and Financial Studies (CEFS) at the Technische Universität München (TUM) where he received a doctorate degree. He published his research in academic journals and presented it at several international scientific conferences. He is currently working in the financial services industry.