Not clawing the hand that feeds you: The case of co-opted boards and clawbacks
We examine how board co-option, defined as the fraction of the board comprising directors appointed after the CEO assumed office, is related to clawback adoption. We find that co-opted boards have a lower probability of adopting clawback provisions. Further, the negative association between board co...
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2019
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