英文摘要 |
Although branding has been recognized as an important issue for Taiwanese companies, empirical studies exploring the relationship between brand value and firm performance are still limited in Taiwan. Firms on the list of Top Taiwan Global Brands lunched by Taiwan External Trade Development Council from 2003 to 2006 were selected as research subjects of this study. Four portfolios were created basing on the ranking of firms’ brand value, and then analyzed by using the Fama-French three factor model. The returns and risks of those portfolios were compared one another in order to examine the impact of brand value on firm performance. The results showed that branding companies in Taiwan did not outperform significantly the market in terms of stock return. Nevertheless, Taiwanese firms with higher brand equity enjoyed a higher stock return and lower risk than those with lower brand value. In sum, brand value has stronger influence on risk reduction than return improvement for Taiwanese branding companies. The findings of this study indicated that the Taiwanese brands are mostly still in the initial stage, and therefore the impact of brand value on firm performance in Taiwan is not so significant as that on global branding companies. |