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Green financial policies and executive opportunistic share reduction
Using data from A-share listed firms in Shanghai and Shenzhen spanning 2007–2023, this study examines the impact of green finance policies on executive share sales and their underlying mechanisms. Results show that green credit interest subsidies frequently lead to executives’ opportunistic share sales, mainly by inflating stock prices and driving irrational investor sentiment. Heterogeneity analysis reveals a stronger effect among executives with financial backgrounds, in nonstate-owned enterprises, and in regions with weaker legal environments. Findings highlight potential corporate governance risks associated with green development initiatives and offer policy insights for enhancing capital market regulation and oversight.
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