| 英文摘要 |
This study uses the firms listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange and Taipei Exchange from 2016 to 2018 to investigate the relation among the independent director’s resignation, future financial performance and stock price. I further explore the moderating effects of company's previous financial performance and previous corporate governance performance on the above-mentioned relation. The empirical results of this study find that: (1) Whether the financial performance indicator is defined as ROE or ROA, the resignation of independent directors is negatively correlated with the company's future financial performance. (2) Regardless of whether the stock price performance is defined as abnormal returns on the day at the end of the season or the cumulative abnormal returns from the day at the end of the season to two days after the end of the season, the resignation of independent directors is irrelevant to the company's future stock price. (3) If the company's previous financial performance or previous corporate governance performance is poor, it will strengthen the negative correlation between the resignation of independent directors and the company's future financial performance; however, neither the company's previous financial performance nor the previous poor corporate governance performance will drive the relation between the resignation of independent directors and the company's future stock price tend to be negatively correlated. The empirical results of this article can supplement the deficiencies of the literature and serve as a reference for the practitioners. |