Ownership structure and firm performance: some empirical evidence from Spain

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The relationship between firm ownership structure and firm performance is examined by comparing the conduct and performance of family- and non-family-controlled businesses in Spain. The 'managerial' and the 'contractual' theories of the firm are tested using data from a sample of 81 firms listed on the Spanish stock market. Results provide support for the contractual theory, which holds that select a ownership structure that maximizes economic value, net of contractual costs.

Research, Performance, Spain, Family-owned business enterprises, Family-owned businesses

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Bank monitoring, managerial ownership and Tobin's Q: An empirical analysis for India

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The influence of bank relationships and managerial ownership on its market valuation is examined by focusing on Indian banking industry.

Commercial Banks, Marketing procedures, India, Banking industry, Evaluation, Customer relations, Market value

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