[[abstract]]We study the effects of CEOs’ political connections on the operating performance of government banks during the global financial crisis. Using data for 41 countries from 2004 to 2009, we find that government banks with politically connected CEOs prior to the crisis demonstrate poorer operating performance during the crisis than those without politically connected CEOs. Our evidence suggests that a government bank’s decisions can be influenced by its politically connected CEOs’ use of their power and influence to relax lending standards and to reap private benefits that thus raise their banks’ sensitivity to a crisis.[[notice]]補正完
We investigate the impact of CEO networks on bank risk during the recent financial crisis and test w...
Purpose: To examine the Political Corruption, Political Connection and Bank Performance nexus. Desi...
In this paper we analyze how sources of political influence relate to the actual regulatory treatmen...
[[abstract]]This study investigates how the political connections of government bank CEOs affected t...
We examine the effects of bank’s political connection on bank performance and risk in China. We use ...
New data are presented for a large number of countries on how frequently former high-ranking politic...
We examine the effects of bank’s political connection on bank performance and risk in China. We use ...
Linkages between politics and banks are prevalent in developing and advanced countries and take vari...
This paper investigates whether and how political connections influence managerial financial decisio...
Purpose This paper investigates the effect of political connections on the capital structure of bank...
The paper shows that politically motivated interventions in the financial market in the form of bail...
The global financial sector recently suffered from two interrelated crises: the credit crisis and th...
This study examines the association between political connectiveness in the banking sector and the a...
In this article, we provide an empirical analysis to investigate whether politicians serving on the ...
Reciprocal relationship, often regarded as mutually beneficial and secure, can be actually destructi...
We investigate the impact of CEO networks on bank risk during the recent financial crisis and test w...
Purpose: To examine the Political Corruption, Political Connection and Bank Performance nexus. Desi...
In this paper we analyze how sources of political influence relate to the actual regulatory treatmen...
[[abstract]]This study investigates how the political connections of government bank CEOs affected t...
We examine the effects of bank’s political connection on bank performance and risk in China. We use ...
New data are presented for a large number of countries on how frequently former high-ranking politic...
We examine the effects of bank’s political connection on bank performance and risk in China. We use ...
Linkages between politics and banks are prevalent in developing and advanced countries and take vari...
This paper investigates whether and how political connections influence managerial financial decisio...
Purpose This paper investigates the effect of political connections on the capital structure of bank...
The paper shows that politically motivated interventions in the financial market in the form of bail...
The global financial sector recently suffered from two interrelated crises: the credit crisis and th...
This study examines the association between political connectiveness in the banking sector and the a...
In this article, we provide an empirical analysis to investigate whether politicians serving on the ...
Reciprocal relationship, often regarded as mutually beneficial and secure, can be actually destructi...
We investigate the impact of CEO networks on bank risk during the recent financial crisis and test w...
Purpose: To examine the Political Corruption, Political Connection and Bank Performance nexus. Desi...
In this paper we analyze how sources of political influence relate to the actual regulatory treatmen...