Influencing initial public offering investors with prestige: signaling with board structures

Article Abstract:

The author relies upon signaling theory, institutional theory, and sociological research on prestige to put forth the theory that investor perceptions of a company offering an IPO can be influenced by the make-up of the board of directors.

Public affairs, Economic aspects, Public opinion, Going public (Securities), Initial public offerings, Company public offering

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Boards of directors and firm performance: integrating agency and resource dependence perspectives

Article Abstract:

This paper presents the theory that board capital (management resources) affects both board monitoring and the provision of resources. Furthermore, board incentives moderate these relationships.

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Introduction to special topic forum. Corporate governance: decades of dialogue and data

Article Abstract:

This article is a special topic forum dedicated to understanding and furthering research into the field of corporate governance.

Corporate governance

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