英文摘要 |
By employing the firms listed in TWSE from 2014 to 2018 as our samples, we explore the impact of free cash flow, board structure, and financial performance on firm performance, and we also further explore whether free cash flow will strengthen or weaken the board structure on firm performance. We reveal several important findings. First, the firm with higher insiders' holdings ratio might have higher firm performance. We infer that increasing insiders' shareholding might be regarded as a positive signal. Second, the cash flow ratio has a positive and significant impact on firm performance, indicating that the firms with higher cash flow are able to cope with unpredictable risks, thereby enhancing firm performance. Third, the firm with either higher debt ratio or higher directors' pledge ratio might not have higher firm performance, indicating that the firms with either financial or corporate governance issues might not have higher firm performance. |