The effect of family ownership on the relation between executive compensation and performance: evidence from Thailand
This study investigates the pay-performance relation for directors and managers in a sample of Thai public companies.It is hypothesized that family ownership mediates the pay-performance relations for directors and managers.The results show a strong link between managerial compensation and firm performance only for firms with low levels of family ownership.Conversely,there is a strong link between director compensation and firm performance only for firms with high levels of family ownership.The findings indicate that the relation between executive compensation and firm performance is more complex than previously documented.
corporate governance executive compensation firm performance family ownership
J. Thomas Connelly Piman Limpaphayom Michael J. Sullivan
Faculty of Commerce and Accountancy,Chulalongkorn University Portland State University and Sasin GIBA of Chulalongkorn University Lee Business School,University of Nevada at Las Vegas
国际会议
上海
英文
961-966
2017-10-21(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)