中小股东的权力:来自中国关联交易提案投票的证据

IF 3.6 Q1 BUSINESS, FINANCE
Jia Lv, Yong Ye, Runmei Luo
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本文的目的是评估中小股东出席股东大会对关联交易(RPT)提案的影响。设计/方法/途径本文基于中国上市公司手工采集的投票数据,实证检验了中小股东出席股东大会对RPT提案投票结果的影响。实证结果表明,中小股东出席率与RPT提案不赞成率之间存在显著的正相关关系。而且,当公司治理差、媒体负面报道高、中小股东现场出席率高时,这种正相关关系会得到强化。相反,良好的公司治理和高正面媒体报道可以削弱这种正相关关系。进一步分析发现,当小股东积极表达不愉快的声音时,rpt的数量和未来更好的市场表现可以显著减少。原创性/价值本文基于中国上市公司手工采集的投票数据,分析和实证检验了中小股东出席股东大会对RPT提案投票结果的影响。本文为中小股东出席和行使股东大会表决权对RPT提案结果的影响提供了直接和令人信服的证据。补充了新兴资本市场中小股东参加股东大会行使表决权的治理效果研究文献。本研究具有指导中小投资者积极参与公司治理的实践价值。
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The power of minority shareholders: evidence from voting on the related party transaction proposals in China
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the impact of minority shareholders’ attendance at shareholders meetings on related party transaction (RPT) proposals. Design/methodology/approach This paper empirically examines the impact of minority shareholders’ attendance in shareholders’ meetings on the voting results of RPT proposals based on the hand-collected voting data of Chinese listed companies. Findings The empirical result shows a significant positive relationship between the attendance of minority shareholders and the nonagreeable vote rate of RPT proposals. Moreover, this positive relationship is strengthened when the corporate governance is poor, the negative media coverage is high, and the on-site attendance of minority shareholders is high. Conversely, good corporate governance and high positive media coverage can weaken this positive correlation. The additional analysis reveals that the number of RPTs and better market performance in the future can be significantly reduced when minority shareholders express their nonagreeable voice actively. Originality/value This paper analytically and empirically examines the impact of minority shareholders’ attendance in shareholders’ meetings on the voting results of RPT proposals based on the hand-collected voting data of Chinese listed companies. It provides direct and convincing evidence for the impact of minority shareholders’ attendance and exercise of voting rights in shareholders’ meetings on the outcome of RPT proposals. It complements the literature on the governance effects of minority shareholders’ attendance in shareholders’ meetings to exercise their voting rights in emerging capital markets. This study has practical value by guiding minority investors to participate actively in corporate governance.
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