Articles with the same tag -- Department of Academic Journals, SUFE

Does Digital Finance Help Reduce Corporate Violations? An Empirical Study Based on A-share Listed Companies

Dong Xiaohong, Pan Chengshuang, Lyu Jing

Taking A-share listed companies from 2011 to 2020 as the research object, this paper explores the impact and mechanism of digital finance on corporate violations. The research findings ind...

First published at: Sep 20, 2024

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.fem.20240524.203

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 46, Issue 09, pp. 17 - 30

| F230

Will Top Management Team Faultlines Increase Corporate Fraud?

Chen Hua, Wang Zhuang

Corporate fraud is characterized by a clear trend towards organization and gang, as well as hidden and complex methods that are difficult to detect. Therefore, how to curb corporate fraud ...

First published at: Jun 01, 2024

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jsufe.2024.03.008

Journal of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, Vol. 26, Issue 03, pp. 108 - 122

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE | F270

Can Minority Shareholders Play a Big Role? A Research Based on ISC Shareholdings and Corporate Violations

Zhou Hui, Tan Yue

Using the data of listed companies and adopting the DID approach, this paper finds that the shareholding pilot program of China Securities Investor Services Center (ISC) helps to curb corp...

First published at: Feb 20, 2024

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.fem.20230226.201

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 46, Issue 02, pp. 19 - 34

| F272.3

Can Abnormal Management Departure Predict Corporate Fraud?

Dong Xiuliang, Xu Shiying, Liu Jianing

In the development process of China’s stock market for more than 30 years, corporate fraud has always been unable to be contained. The effect of the current supervision mode focusing on t...

First published at: Feb 01, 2024

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jsufe.2024.01.009

Journal of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, Vol. 26, Issue 01, pp. 124 - 138

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE | F270

Do Corporate Violations Affect Regional Reputation? Based on the Market Reaction in the Same Region

He Yan, Meng Qingxi, Chang Yuxuan

Geographical relationship is an important factor in understanding the behavior of Chinese enterprises. Due to the important role of the government in resource allocation and the widespread...

First published at: Nov 20, 2023

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.fem.20221228.203

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 45, Issue 11, pp. 79 - 96

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE | F270

Does the Construction of Social Credit System Inhibit Corporate Environmental Dishonesty?

Zuo Jingjing, Qiu Baoyin, Jiang Ting

With the development of the economy and the increasingly prominent environmental problems, the opportunism of firms in the environmental decision-making leads to more common environmental ...

First published at: Mar 20, 2023

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.fem.20220905.203

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 45, Issue 03, pp. 101 - 117

SPECIAL TOPIC | F270

Can the “Two-way Entry and Cross-serving” of Party Organizations Restrain Corporate Information Disclosure Violations?

Wang Mengkai, Liu Yilin, Li Liangwei, et al

The participation of Party organizations in governance through “two-way entry and cross-serving” is a special institutional arrangement of Chinese corporate governance. As the ...

First published at: Dec 20, 2022

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.fem.20220905.201

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 44, Issue 12, pp. 19 - 34

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE | F270

Voting Rate of Director Elections and Corporate Frauds

Zhou Zejiang, Wang Haoran, Wan Minghua

In recent years, frequent frauds of listed companies hit investor confidence seriously and affect the healthy development of capital market adversely. In order to curb corporate frauds, Ch...

First published at: May 20, 2022

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.fem.20220115.203

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 44, Issue 05, pp. 19 - 32

| F272.3

Can Major Government Customers Restrict Listed Companies from Violations?

Wang Yipan, Zhu Xiaoman

As the cornerstone of the stable operation of capital market, the legal and compliant operation of listed companies is crucial to maintaining market order and promoting high-quality econom...

First published at: Jun 01, 2022

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jsufe.2022.03.006

Journal of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, Vol. 24, Issue 03, pp. 76 - 91

| F276.5

Mixed Ownership and Healthy Development of Private Economy: Based on the Perspective of Enterprise Violations

Yu Yao, Qi Huaijin

Private enterprises and state-owned enterprises have differentiated resource endowments and governance structures. Theoretically, in the process of state-owned shareholders’ participation...

First published at: Mar 03, 2022

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jfe.20211218.302

Journal of Finance and Economics, Vol. 48, Issue 03, pp. 33 - 47