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摘要
目的研究财务约束与首席执行官股票期权薪酬之间的非线性关系,分析财务约束对CEO股票期权薪酬的影响是否在一定程度的财务约束下发生变化。设计/方法论/方法本研究基于2008年至2019年期间90家法国公司的样本。为了处理非线性,作者使用了面板阈值法。结果使用不同的财务约束测度[KZ指数(Baker et al.,2003)、SA指数(Hadlock and Pierce,2010)和FCP指数(Schauer et al.,2019)],结果表明,财务约束的影响(SA指数和FCP指标)在阈值以下为正,在阈值以上为负。研究局限性/含义财务约束与CEO股票期权之间的非线性表明,财务约束水平可能是CEO薪酬结构的主要决定因素。更具体地说,这项研究揭示了财务约束水平所起的关键作用,以及后者如何影响管理决策。独创性/价值本文首次使用面板阈值模型研究了财务约束与CEO股票期权薪酬之间的非线性关系。
Do financial constraints affect the CEO stock options remuneration? Evidence from a panel threshold model
PurposeThe purpose of this study is to examine the nonlinear relationship between financial constraints and the chief executive officer (CEO) stock options compensation and to analyze whether the impact of financial constraints on the CEO stock options compensation changes at certain level of financial constraints or not.Design/methodology/approachThis study is based on a sample of 90 French firms for the period extending from 2008 to 2019. To deal with the non-linearity, the authors use a panel threshold method.FindingsUsing different measures of financial constraints [KZ index (Baker et al., 2003), SA index (Hadlock and Pierce, 2010) and FCP index (Schauer et al., 2019)], the results reveal that the impact of the financial constraints (SA index and FCP index) is positive below the threshold value and it becomes negative above.Research limitations/implicationsThe non-linearity between financial constraints and CEO stock options shows that the level of financial constraints can be a major determinant of the CEO compensation structure. More specifically, this study sheds light on the key role played by the level of financial constraints and how this latter influence management decisions.Originality/valueThis paper is the first to the best of the authors' knowledge to examine the nonlinear relationship between financial constraints and the CEO stock options compensation using a panel threshold model.
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