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    Title: 臺灣集團企業之控股型態及公司治理衡量指標之研究與建議
    Other Titles: A Research on Ownership Structure and Corporate Governance Performance Indicators of Taiwanese Business Groups
    Authors: 林宛瑩;許崇源
    Lin, Wan-Ying;Hsu, Chung-Yuan
    Keywords: Business group;Corporate governance;Cash flow right;Voting right;Board seat-control
    集團企業;公司治理;盈餘分配權;股份控制權;席次控制權
    Date: 2008-06
    Issue Date: 2009-01-13 15:44:22 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 本文以國內十四家集團63家上市櫃公司為對象,針對其股權結構及董事會組成進行台灣集團企業控股型態及公司治理指標衡量之研究。本文從決策及資源分配掌控者觀點定義企業之最終控制者,以瞭解國內企業在股權結構型態上的特性及衡量公司治理指標時面臨的各種問題,嘗試可行的解決方法,並提出具體的計算程序與方法,發展適合國內學術研究及實務應用之股份控制權、盈餘分配權及席次控制權等指標之衡量方法。分析結果顯示,整體樣本之平均股份控制權、盈餘分配權與席次控制權分別為23.45%、10.77%及86.81%,平均盈餘分配權與股份控制權之偏離比為0.46,席次控制權與盈餘分配權之偏離倍數為144.27倍,亦即最終控制者可以一單位的出資獲取144單位以席次控制力衡量的實質控制力。實證分析顯示,家族控股型態之公司及席次(或股份)控制權與盈餘分配權偏離程度較高之公司,經營績效顯著較差。
    In this study of corporate governance, we examine corporate ownership structure, as well as the characteristics of different boards of directors, by using a sample of 14 Taiwanese business groups, along with their 63 affiliated companies, either listed in the Taiwan Stock Exchange or traded Over-the-Counter (OTC). We define the ultimate owner or owners as the entity or entities with ultimate influence over major decisions regarding the operation, management, and allocation of company resources. We first identify the critical issues regarding measurement of voting rights, cash flow rights, and the board of directors` degree of independence, which are specific to corporate governance for Taiwanese companies. Our analysis indicates that the voting rights, cash flow rights, and the ratio of board members controlled by the ultimate owners to the board size are on average 23.45%, 10.77% and 86.8l%, respectively. The average deviation ratio (?) between cash-flow rights and voting rights is 0.46. The number of board seats controlled by the owners is 144.27 times greater than cash-flow rights. In other words, the ultimate owners get approximately 144 units of controlling power through one unit of capital input. The empirical results show that family-controlled firms or firms with higher deviation of control from cash-flow rights are underperforming in terms of return on investment.
    Relation: 交大管理學報,28(1),269-312
    Data Type: article
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