英文摘要 |
This study investigates the impact of family businesses on derivative usage. Furthermore, this study also examines the determinants of firms’ derivatives usage and their purpose. Using the Corporate Governance Evaluation of Securities and Futures Institute (SFI) from 2016 to 2018 in Taiwanese listed firms, our results support the probability of family businesses using derivatives is low, and when further observing the purpose of use, there is no significant difference in the purpose of use by the family business and non-family businesses. In addition, there are two other findings in this study. First, the correlation between export ratio and the use of derivatives shows the companies with higher export ratio are more likely to use derivatives for hedging purposes. Second, the industrial category will affect the use of derivatives, compared to traditional industries, the emerging industries are more likely to use derivatives for non-hedging purposes. The implications of this study are the corporate governance in the family business, as well as the improvement of the derivative using for hedging by cooperation or union methods in small and medium-sized enterprises and emerging industries. |