Ownership, Control and Performance of Turkish Listed Firms

By B. Yurtoglu. 2000

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Subfields: Accounting, Finance

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In Accounting

1. Mehmet Demirbag
2. Arman Kosedag
3. Ekrem Tatoğlu
4. M. Ugur
5. M. Aksu
6. Selim Zaim
7. Melsa Ararat
8. K. Glaister

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1. Arman Kosedag
2. M. Ugur
3. M. Aksu
4. Melsa Ararat

Citations in the corpus

• Transparency and Disclosure Scores and their Determinants in the Istanbul Stock Exchange (2006, background): “…information asymmetry between the insiders and outsiders has resulted in low float rates and dividend payments (for an in-depth description of ownership structures of ISE firms, its disadvantages in terms of investment returns and development of the capital markets, see Yurtoglu, 2000, 2003).”
• A CAUSAL ANALYSIS OF FORMAL STRATEGIC PLANNING AND FIRM PERFORMANCE: EVIDENCE FROM AN EMERGING COUNTRY (2008, background): “The holding company structure of Turkish firms facilitates inter-corporate shareholding, but the ultimate owners of these companies are often family members, which indicate that ownership and cash flow rights are not diffused (Yurtoglu, 2000).”
• Corporate governance in Turkey: an overview and some policy recommendations (2003, background): “Yurtoglu (2000), in a study of Turkish listed firms, concludes that Turkey has an " insider system " of corporate governance in the terminology of Frank and Meyers (1997).”