Accès restreint aux membres de l'Université de Lorraine jusqu'au 2016-12-31The 2008 financial crisis was largely caused by excessive risk-taking of banks fromthe U.S. and also from all over the world, which have been in big trouble since then. One ofthe major questions raised by scientists and regulators is the role of executive remunerationmethods in encouraging bank risk-taking. We conduct this research to investigate whether thebanks' executive compensation payment mechanisms induced risk-taking and contributed tothe financial crisis. We analyze separately the impact of each component of CEOcompensation, which include CEO salary, CEO bonus, CEO other annual compensation,percentage of CEO salary, percentage of CEO bonus, percentage of oth...
We examine whether CEO compensation before the 2007 financial crisis led to excessive risk taking in...
The current post-crisis era in most world countries motivates business entities to focus on improvin...
Bank executives’ compensation has been widely identified as a culprit in the Global Financial Crisis...
Accès restreint aux membres de l'Université de Lorraine jusqu'au 2016-12-31The 2008 financial crisis...
The market consensus during the financial crisis was that financial sector CEOs were engaged in exce...
This study examines the impact of CEO compensation on banks’ risk during both pre and post-financial...
This paper studies the relation between CEOs' monetary incentives, financial regulation and risk in...
This study examines the impact of CEO compensation on banks’ risk during both pre and post-financial...
This paper analyzes the relation between CEOs monetary incentives, financial regulation and risk in ...
We propose a simple measure of the risk-taking incentives of the CEOs of highly levered financial in...
Usual measures of the risk-taking incentives of bank CEOs do not capture the risk-shifting incentive...
In the aftermath of the credit crisis of 2007-2009, there was considerable public frustration with r...
Usual measures of the risk-taking incentives of bank CEOs do not capture the risk-shifting incentiv...
We examine whether CEO compensation before the 2007 financial crisis led to excessive risk taking in...
The current post-crisis era in most world countries motivates business entities to focus on improvin...
Bank executives’ compensation has been widely identified as a culprit in the Global Financial Crisis...
Accès restreint aux membres de l'Université de Lorraine jusqu'au 2016-12-31The 2008 financial crisis...
The market consensus during the financial crisis was that financial sector CEOs were engaged in exce...
This study examines the impact of CEO compensation on banks’ risk during both pre and post-financial...
This paper studies the relation between CEOs' monetary incentives, financial regulation and risk in...
This study examines the impact of CEO compensation on banks’ risk during both pre and post-financial...
This paper analyzes the relation between CEOs monetary incentives, financial regulation and risk in ...
We propose a simple measure of the risk-taking incentives of the CEOs of highly levered financial in...
Usual measures of the risk-taking incentives of bank CEOs do not capture the risk-shifting incentive...
In the aftermath of the credit crisis of 2007-2009, there was considerable public frustration with r...
Usual measures of the risk-taking incentives of bank CEOs do not capture the risk-shifting incentiv...
We examine whether CEO compensation before the 2007 financial crisis led to excessive risk taking in...
The current post-crisis era in most world countries motivates business entities to focus on improvin...
Bank executives’ compensation has been widely identified as a culprit in the Global Financial Crisis...