2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijhm.2012.11.012
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Does risk matter in CEO compensation contracting? Evidence from US restaurant industry

Abstract: a b s t r a c tThe structure of compensation packages of Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) has been a significant research interest for researchers across various disciplines. In this paper, we examine a unique relationship between CEO compensation and risk (systematic risk) in the US restaurant industry. Our research question stems from the assumption that CEOs must be rewarded with a higher incentive-based compensation in high-risk profile restaurant companies in order to motivate them to perform in their full… Show more

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“…In examining the financial performance of hospitality firms, previous research has used different measures of firm performance, such as ROA (Madanoglu & Karadag, 2008), stock return (Ozdemir, Kizildag, & Upneja, 2013), and Tobin's Q (Guillet, Kucukusta, & Xiao, 2012). As an example of an accounting-based measure of profitability, ROA reflects the past or short-term financial performance of a firm, whereas market-based measures, such as Tobin's Q and stock return, reflect future or longterm financial performance of a firm (Combs, Crook, & Shook, 2005;Hult et al, 2008).…”
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“…In examining the financial performance of hospitality firms, previous research has used different measures of firm performance, such as ROA (Madanoglu & Karadag, 2008), stock return (Ozdemir, Kizildag, & Upneja, 2013), and Tobin's Q (Guillet, Kucukusta, & Xiao, 2012). As an example of an accounting-based measure of profitability, ROA reflects the past or short-term financial performance of a firm, whereas market-based measures, such as Tobin's Q and stock return, reflect future or longterm financial performance of a firm (Combs, Crook, & Shook, 2005;Hult et al, 2008).…”
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“…Estudos verificaram a relação entre a remuneração dos executivos e o risco das empresas (Coles, Daniel, & Naveen, 2006;Chen, Steiner, & Whyte. 2006;Low, 2009;Hagendorff, & Vallascas, 2011;Ozdemir, Kizildag, & Upneja, 2013). De forma complementar, Low (2009) compreende que os gerentes reduzirão o risco da companhia em contraponto à riqueza dos acionistas em razão da sua aversão ao risco.…”
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“…Mehran, Morrison e Shapiro (2011), destacam que houve crescimento no número desses estudos, ao considerar companhias bancárias, especialmente após a crise financeira de 2008. No entanto, a influência da remuneração dos executivos no risco das empresas foi estudada também em outros setores, tais como, os que pertencem ao setor de restaurantes (Ozdemir, Kizildag, & Upneja, 2013).…”
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“…Diante disso, outras investigações se atentaram em verificar as implicações da remuneração dos executivos em diferentes comportamentos que afetam a saúde econômico-financeira da empresa, como aumento de dívidas e financiamentos (Papa & Speciale, 2011), operações de risco (Chen, Steiner & Whyte, 2006;Hagendorff & Vallascas, 2011;Freund;Latif & Phan, 2017;Kolasinski & Yang, 2018) e endividamento (Ozdemir, Kizildag & Upneja, 2013;De Sousa, Monteiro, Rengel & Lunkes, 2019;Lopes, Kaveski, Beuren & Theiss, 2019). Embora o incentivo por meio da remuneração dos executivos implique nesses componentes que compreendem a saúde econômico-financeira das empresas, Murphy (1999) menciona que essa forma de incentivo pode fazer com que os gestores também optem por gerenciar os resultados com o propósito de aumentar o desempenho da empresa a curto prazo.…”
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