We examine the influence of institutional ownership stability on corporate social performance (CSP). We find that stable institutional ownership is associated with higher CSP, after controlling for the percentage of institutional ownership. The result is robust to alternative measures of CSP and various techniques to address endogeneity concerns. Additional analysis shows that this positive relation is driven by prudent institutional investors and by CSP dimensions directly pertinent to a specific, primary stakeholder group. Overall, we show that stable institutional investors are an effective mechanism to promote firms’ investment in long- term-oriented activities including CSR. Free Share Link provided by Elsevier (valid until May 28, 20...
The current study proposes an integrated theoretical frame work, to explain the moderating role of i...
Prior research on the relationships of institutional ownership and corporate social responsibilityha...
This study examines the impact of institutional investors on the readability of corporate social res...
This study examines the relation between corporate social responsibility (CSR) and institutional inv...
This study examines the relation between corporate social responsibility (CSR) and institutional inv...
Research summary: Drawing on the “varieties of cap-italism” literature, we develop an actor-centered...
Institutional investors are increasingly short-term in their orientation. While the increasing preva...
Institutional investors are increasingly short-term in their orientation. While the increasing preva...
Research summary: Drawing on the “varieties of cap-italism” literature, we develop an actor-centered...
Institutional investors are increasingly short-term in their orientation. While the increasing preva...
Institutional investors are increasingly short-term in their orientation. While the increasing preva...
This paper assesses whether total institutional ownership drives or discourages companies’ environme...
Research summary: Drawing on the “varieties of cap-italism” literature, we develop an actor-centered...
Prior research on the relationships of institutional ownership and corporate social responsibility ...
We investigate the relationship between corporate social performance and institutional ownership. We...
The current study proposes an integrated theoretical frame work, to explain the moderating role of i...
Prior research on the relationships of institutional ownership and corporate social responsibilityha...
This study examines the impact of institutional investors on the readability of corporate social res...
This study examines the relation between corporate social responsibility (CSR) and institutional inv...
This study examines the relation between corporate social responsibility (CSR) and institutional inv...
Research summary: Drawing on the “varieties of cap-italism” literature, we develop an actor-centered...
Institutional investors are increasingly short-term in their orientation. While the increasing preva...
Institutional investors are increasingly short-term in their orientation. While the increasing preva...
Research summary: Drawing on the “varieties of cap-italism” literature, we develop an actor-centered...
Institutional investors are increasingly short-term in their orientation. While the increasing preva...
Institutional investors are increasingly short-term in their orientation. While the increasing preva...
This paper assesses whether total institutional ownership drives or discourages companies’ environme...
Research summary: Drawing on the “varieties of cap-italism” literature, we develop an actor-centered...
Prior research on the relationships of institutional ownership and corporate social responsibility ...
We investigate the relationship between corporate social performance and institutional ownership. We...
The current study proposes an integrated theoretical frame work, to explain the moderating role of i...
Prior research on the relationships of institutional ownership and corporate social responsibilityha...
This study examines the impact of institutional investors on the readability of corporate social res...