ESG and CEO Turnover

Çolak, Gönül; Korkeamäki, Timo; Meyer, Niclas

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“…One possible implication is that newly appointed CEOs are more likely than their predecessors to engage in environmentally friendly projects to bolster their image (also see Lewis et al (2014)). Similarly, Colak et al (2020) presents interesting research evidence showing that when CEOs' risk exposure to ESG issues reaches extreme levels, they are significantly more likely to be fired.…”

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Environmental Concern, Regulations and Board Diversity

Do,

Cao,

Gounopoulos

et al. 2023

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This is to certify that the thesis titled "Environmental concern, regulations and board diversity" has been authored by me. It presents the research conducted by me under the supervision of Prof. Dimitrios Gounopoulos and Prof. David Newton.The second study of this thesis (Chapter 3) is a joint work with Dr. Rosie Cao while the third study (Chapter 4) is a joint work with Mr. Tam Nguyen. In all three studies, I perform the standard role of a PhD student by initiating the research projects, cleaning data, conducting empirical analyses, and writing the first complete draft of the working paper for each essay. Inputs from my colleagues are acknowledged in terms of proofreading, giving comments and feedback, improving subsequent versions of the working papers for aforementioned studies. All in all, it is a great experience to work with them.To the best of my knowledge, it is an original work, both in terms of research content and narrative, and has not been submitted elsewhere, in part or in full, for a degree. Further, due credit has been attributed to the relevant state-of-the-art and collaborations with appropriate citations and acknowledgments, in line with established norms and practices.

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Environmental Concern, Regulations and Board Diversity

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Gounopoulos

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The Influence of Client Corporate Social Responsibility Performance Information on Auditor Judgments

Hickman

Cote

Sanders

et al. 2020

Accounting and the Public Interest

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Our experiment, with 106 practicing auditors, tests whether audit judgments are influenced by client CSR performance, individual auditors' views of CSR, and auditors' perceptions of client risk induced by CSR performance. Results indicate auditor judgments are less (more) conservative for clients with positive (negative) environmental performance. We find that client risk assessments mediate the link between environmental performance and account-level judgments. In contrast, results indicate that socially-oriented performance has no overall significant influence on audit judgments in our experiment. Overall, our results indicate that different dimensions of CSR and the salience of the CSR issue can have differential effects on audit judgments.

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Labor Market Institutions, Environmental Disclosure, and Environmental Impacts

Chu

Liu

Tsang

2023

Journal of International Accounting Research

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We examine how country-level labor market characteristics affect corporate environmental disclosure practices and the environmental impacts of firms’ operations. Using a sample of firms from 36 countries over the 2005–2016 period, we show that firms domiciled in countries with more developed labor markets have higher levels of environmental disclosure and less damaging environmental impacts than firms in countries with less developed labor markets. In addition, we find that firms operating in countries with better-developed labor markets tend to reduce their environmental impacts through the purchase of goods and services rather than through substantive changes to their own operations. Taken together, the findings suggest that better-developed country-level labor market institutions play an important role in improving firms’ environmental disclosure and in reducing their environmental impacts.

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ESG and CEO Turnover

Cited by 4 publications

References 113 publications

Environmental Concern, Regulations and Board Diversity

Environmental Concern, Regulations and Board Diversity

The Influence of Client Corporate Social Responsibility Performance Information on Auditor Judgments

Labor Market Institutions, Environmental Disclosure, and Environmental Impacts

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