英文摘要 |
The purpose of this paper is to examine the effect of corporate governance onearnings forecasts errors. The sample of the study consists of public companies inTaiwan for the period from 2005 to 2015. The main feature of this study is that wedivide agency problem into core agency problem and equity agency problem, and weexplore the relation between ownership structure, board characteristics and earningsforecasts errors. Overall, this paper expects to explain corporate governance can reduceagency problem and the efficient corporate governance can decrease earnings forecastserrors.The empirical results indicate as follows : First, managerial ownership isnegatively related to earnings forecasts errors and hence supportsconvergence-of-interest hypothesis. Second, as controlling right deviates from cash flowright, earnings forecasts errors is getting worse, that is, core agency problems becomemore serious in the firm. Finally, the shares of board directors, the shares of institutionalinvestor and the proportion of independent directors have negative relationship withearnings forecasts errors, but the pledged share ratio of directors and chairman servedCEO have positive relationship with earnings forecasts errors. |