Corporate financialization (CF) comprises a major subfield of financialization studies
centered on the belief that significant changes in corporate governance and business …

American finance has grown immensely profitable in the past four decades, but the precise
reasons for this tremendous and sustained growth have not been sufficiently understood …

In this paper we empirically investigate dividends and repurchases of the UK, and the
overarching pattern reveals that their determinants are more driven by payout size than they …

The assetization of essential goods brings to high-income countries the logics of scarcity that
have been dominant for long in low-to-middle income countries—fostering the rise of new …

Ecological accountability is an important means for the Chinese government to promote the
development of green policies. In this study, a central environmental protection inspection …

The debate over the impacts of shareholder value orientation on corporate management has
been more intense with the increasing participation of institutional investors in companies' …

The rise of payout ratios has been ascribed by financialization scholars to shareholder value
orientation (SVO), a governance practice associated with dire consequences. However, it …

This paper investigates the drivers of the market's reaction to share repurchase
announcements in the UK and the related abnormality in stock performance. It uniquely …

Financialisation shapes the ways in which middle-income countries and their nonfinancial
corporations integrate into global supply chains and the global financial system. This …

Does Environmental Accounting Contribute to Internal Factors and Firm Value? Main
Purpose–This study aims to investigate the role of environmental accounting on internal …