An economic geography of global finance: ownership concentration and stock-price volatility in German firms and regions by Clark, G, Wójcik, D

An economic geography of global finance: ownership concentration and stock-price volatility in German firms and regions. by Clark, G, Wójcik, D

Cross‐border corporate ownership and capital market integration in Europe: evidence from portfolio and industrial holdings. by Wójcik, D

“…The level and determinants of cross‐border holdings are evaluated using data on the ownership structures of 711 MSCI index companies in 16 European countries. …”

Financial valuation of the German model: the negative relationship between ownership concentration and stock market returns, 1997-2001 by Clark, G, Wójcik, D

“…When combined with workers' representation on corporate supervisory boards, concentrated ownership is thought to encourage a longer-term competitive and investment strategy. …”

Financial valuation of the German model: the negative relationship between ownership concentration and stock market returns, 1997-2001 by Clark, G, Wójcik, D

“…When combined with workers' representation on corporate supervisory boards, concentrated ownership is thought to encourage a longer-term competitive and investment strategy. …”

Geographically dispersed ownership and inter-market stock price arbitrage—Ahold's crisis of corporate governance and its implications for global standards. by Clark, G, Wójcik, D, Bauer, R

Geographically dispersed ownership and inter-market stock price arbitrage - Ahold's crisis of corporate governance and its implications for global standards by Clark, G, Wójcik, D, Bauer, R

The network boundary specification problem in the global and world city research: investigation of the reliability of empirical results from sampled networks by Pažitka, V, Wójcik, D

“…We consider three distinctive modelling approaches based on: a) office networks, b) ownership ties and c) inter-organisational projects. …”

Earth incorporated: centralization and variegation in the global company network by Haberly, D, Wójcik, D

“…With direct studies of corporate control at the global level few and far between, the assumption has generally been that the globalization of ownership has taken the form of an expansion of arms-length, market-based arrangements traditionally prevailing in the Anglo-American economies. …”

Change in the German model of corporate governance: evidence from blockholdings 1997 - 2001. by Wójcik, D

“…The change that took place in this short period of time is striking, with a falling level of ownership concentration, dissolving cross-holdings, and financial sector institutions losing their position as blockholders. …”

Sustainable finance: the economic impacts of environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors on stock price, brand value and executive compensation by Ding, H

“…The positive relationship between ESG and brand value only exists for firms in B2C industries, firms with higher state ownership, and firms located in economically developed regions. …”

Financial centres in global financial networks: a quantitative analysis of investment banking deals by Pažitka, V

“…It also considers the consequences of the network boundary specification problem in the context of studying urban networks and compares the modelling approach it develops to the Interlocking World City Network Model (Taylor, 2001) and Alderson and Beckfield (2004) ownership ties approach. The empirical analysis that follows relies on data on investment banking deals sourced from Dealogic databases. …”