Self-dealing : sneaking corporate value through the back door (English)

Self-dealing, prevalent in emerging markets, often harms minority shareholders. The related-party transaction is one common technique, especially in markets with weak law enforcement. Beyond self-dealing, other methods of expropriation, such as insider trading and dilution of share value, can also harm minorities. Countries can use several tactics to combat self-dealing, including improving disclosure, strengthening regulatory enforcement, and increasing...

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Hickey,Catherine Anne;

Nenova,Tatiana;
Document Date
2006/09/01
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Viewpoint
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37710
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1
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1
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World,
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Other,
Disclosure Date
2010/07/01
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Disclosed
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Self-dealing : sneaking corporate value through the back door
Keywords
corporate governance

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Hickey,Catherine Anne; Nenova,Tatiana.

Self-dealing : sneaking corporate value through the back door (English). Public policy for the private sector ; Note no. 312 Washington, DC: World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/274891468175497899

Self-dealing : sneaking corporate value through the back door (English)

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