Predicting Firms' Corporate Governance Choices: Evidence from Korea

By Bernard S. Black, Hasung Jang, Woochan Kim. 2006

326 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Accounting, Finance

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In Accounting

1. G. Karolyi
2. René M. Stulz
3. Bernard S. Black
4. Craig Doidge
5. Érica Gorga
6. Antonio Gledson Carvalho
7. Trond Randøy
8. G. Munisi

In Finance

1. G. Karolyi
2. René M. Stulz
3. Craig Doidge
4. Érica Gorga
5. Antonio Gledson Carvalho
6. G. Munisi
7. Trond Randøy
8. Bernard S. Black

Citations in the corpus

• Corporate governance and company performance across Sub-Saharan African countries (2013, background): “This information includes directors’ qualifications (Black et al., 2006b).”
• Why Do Countries Matter so Much for Corporate Governance (2007, background): “For instance, Black, Jang, and Kim (2006) use a very detailed corporate governance scorecard in Korea and find that the incremental explanatory power of firmspecific characteristics is similar to what we observe in this paper.”
• Does Having Women on Boards Create Value? The Impact of Societal Perceptions and Corporate Governance in Emerging Markets (2014, unknown): “reference to developed country firms, the context of most research in this area, and extend their theoretical insight to emerging markets, building on research on the cultural and institutional environments typical of these countries (Morck, 2000; Klapper and Love, 2004; Black et al., 2006).”
• What Matters and for Which Firms for Corporate Governance in Emerging Markets? Evidence from Brazil (and Other BRIK Countries) (2012, background): “After all, there is also evidence that adoption of mandatory rules can be beneficial in some instances (e.g., Black, Jang, and Kim, 2006a, on Korea; Atanasov, Black, Ciccotello and Gyoshev, 2010, on Bulgaria).”
• Corporate Governance Indices and Firms' Market Values: Time Series Evidence from Russia (Корпоративное управление и рыночная стоимость: анализ временных рядов данных российских компаний) (Russian translation of English article) (2006, unknown): “JEL classification: G32; G34 Keywords: Russia; Corporate governance; Corporate governance index; Law and finance; Firm valuation; Emerging markets ☆ We thank the World Bank for the financial support.”
• Did Good Corporate Governance Improve Bank Performance during the Financial Crisis? (2011, unknown): “Given that the prior literature (see e.g., Black et al. 2006; Cremers and Ferrell 2010) has suggested that corporate governance structures change slowly and the implications of the governance practices can be seen with a lag, we use the Gov-Scores for year 2005 in our empirical analysis.”