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Institutional Investors, Common Control, and Risk: An Investigation into Motives and Consequences
Ping Wang, James Barrese
January 1, 2019
SKU:
BUS-004881 Region:
North America
Topic:
Strategy & General Management
Length:
17 pages
Keywords:
corporate ownership, investors, risk, corporate and industry interactions, ownership
Copyrighted by:
St. John's University
Student Price:
Free
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This paper provides a synthesis of the recent literature related to corporate ownership issues and theoretical models of corporate and industry interactions linked through common ownership by institutional investors. The paper elaborates a theme observed by Azar and others with a focus on airlines (2017) and banking (2016). We supply a mathematical framework suggesting that homogeneity in operations of firms under common ownership may put the institutional owner’s long-term interest at risk. To stimulate future research, we present a preliminary analysis of two sampled industries. Common ownership is also observed in other industries.