英文摘要 |
This study investigates whether the accounting or financial background of chief executive officers (CEOs) influences overconfidence. Based on a total of 119,923 observations from 1960 to 2018, my study shows that overconfidence in investing or financing activities is less predominant in CEOs with accounting or financial background. In fact, CEOs with accounting background exhibit lower levels of overconfidence than other CEOs. However, if CEOs with accounting or financial background have an MBA degree, their overconfidence increases. |