Corporate Governance and Regulation: Can There Be Too Much of a Good Thing?
Stijn Claessen and
Valentina Bruno
FMG Discussion Papers from Financial Markets Group
Abstract:
For a large number of companies from different countries, we analyze how company corporate governance practices and country regulatory regimes interact in terms of company valuation. We confirm that corporate governance plays a crucial role in efficient company monitoring and shareholder protection, and consequently positively impacts valuation. We find substitution in valuation impact between corporate governance measures at the company and country level, with a possibility of over-regulation. Corporate governance appears also more valuable for companies that rely heavily on external financing, consistent with the hypothesis that corporate governance main role is to protect external financiers.
Date: 2006-10
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Journal Article: Corporate governance and regulation: Can there be too much of a good thing? (2010) 
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Working Paper: Corporate governance and regulation: can there be too much of a good thing? (2006) 
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