CEO compensation, diversification, and incentives
@article{Jin2002CEOCD, title={CEO compensation, diversification, and incentives}, author={L. Jin}, journal={Journal of Financial Economics}, year={2002}, volume={66}, pages={29-63} }
This paper examines the relation between chief executive officers’ (CEOs’) incentive levels and their firms’ risk characteristics. I show theoretically that, when CEOs cannot trade the market portfolio, optimal incentive level decreases with firm's nonsystematic risk but is ambiguously affected by firm's systematic risk; when CEOs can trade the market portfolio, optimal incentive level decreases with nonsystematic risk but is unaffected by systematic risk. Empirically I find support for these… CONTINUE READING
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