Institutional investors, corporate governance and the performance of the corporate sector

By E. Davis, W. London. 2002

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Institutional ownership, product market competition, and earnings management: Some evidence from international data (2018, background): “The divorce of control from ownership, among other things, may lead to situations where management will have incentives to manage earnings (Cheng & Reitenga, 2009; Davis, 2002).”
Corporate governance, family ownership and performance (2010, background): “Only later ( Davis 2002; Roberts et al. 2005) did studies emerge on a broader range of governance systems”
Pension Fund Corporate Engagement : The Fifth Stage of Capitalism (2004, background): “…some pension fund investors began making linkages between the underlying fundamentals of the firm, its day-to-day decisionmaking process and long-term shareholder wealth (Davis 2002; Del Guercio and Hawkins 1999; Kang 1999; Smith 1996; Strickland, Wiles and Zenner 1996; Wahal and McConnell 2000).”
Corporate Governance in Germany: An Economic Perspective (2003, unknown): “15 Besides Böhmer, the distribution of shareholdings and especially blockholdings is discussed in Deutsches Aktieninstitut (2001), Davis (2002), Faccio and Lang (2002), and Adams (1999).”