Managerial Expertise, Corporate Decisions, and Firm Value: Evidence from Corporate Refocusing
This paper investigates how managerial expertise—specifically, industry expertise—affects firm value through divestiture. Using CEOs’ managerial experiences in industries throughout their careers as a measure of their industry expertise, I find that CEOs in diversified conglomerates are more likely...
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Main Author: | HUANG, Sheng |
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Language: | English |
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2014
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