Jiang Xu’s scientific contributions

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Research on CEO Compensation Stickiness of Chinese Listed Companies
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January 2015

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Frontiers in Finance

Xiude Chen

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Yulian Peng

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Jiang Xu

This paper studies the stickiness of CEO compensation by verifying the existence of asymmetric relations between CEO compensation change and corporate performance in Chinese listed companies during 2006 to 2009, the results show that the marginal increase of CEO compensation in the case of corporate earnings is to be significantly greater than the marginal reduction in the case of corporate deficit, which is tantamount to say that the stickiness of CEO compensation exists. Further research finds that the stickiness of CEO compensation in Chinese listed companies has not yet demonstrated significant time-varying trends; but there is sign of increasement. We also find that the stickiness of CEO compensation can be suppressed by improving regional marketization, shareholding system reform and diversified equity of state-owned companies, supervision of government, media and general public, and matrix control strategy.

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... Executive compensation stickiness is a compensation characteristic that links executive pay to company performance-when company performance rises, executive compensation increases more than it decreases when company performance declines. Extensive domestic and international research has shown that executive compensation stickiness is a phenomenon that is widely present in various companies [20][21][22]. The existence of this characteristic allows executives to receive compensation incentives when company performance is on the rise, while also providing them with some protection from penalties when company performance declines. ...

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The Impact of Executive Compensation Stickiness on Stock Price Crash Risk
Research on CEO Compensation Stickiness of Chinese Listed Companies
  • Citing Article
  • January 2015

Frontiers in Finance