ABOUT THE SHAREHOLDERS vs INVESTORS PROJECT
The Shareholders vs Investors project
studies the effects that shareholders have on firm strategy. Shareholders
come in all forms. They can be concentrated or dispersed, family based, or
from the public at large, domestic or foreign. The various types of
shareholders, their expectations, their presence on the board of directors,
and their willingness to influence management all have a decisive impact on
company policy. It is important, insofar as possible, to be able to
anticipate the economic and social consequences for the firm and its strategy
of evolutions in its capital structure.
Find out more about research topics covered
in the Shareholders vs Investors project and read recent publications in this area.
WHAT'S NEW AROUND THE PROJECT
Enquiry on corporate governance in SMEs: first results
The French Corporate Governance Institute has released the first results drawn from the enquiry led alongside the French association for progressive management (Association pour le Progrès du Management; APM).
 Publication around the theme of employee ownership, non-executive employee directors and firm performance
Zied Guedri and Xavier Hollandts publish in Corporate Governance: An international Review, (vol. 16, iss.5, p.460-474) a research paper entitled "Beyond dichotomy: the curvilinear impact of employee ownership on firm performance".
Thesis defended by Xavier Hollandts scoops award
The thesis authored by INSEEC research professor and IFGE associate lecturer Xavier Hollandts exploring the effects of employee profit-sharing schemes on business performance has been awarded the Equity prize.
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