| 英文摘要 |
This study investigates the relationship of directors’excess compensation and investment efficiency by examining the sample of Taiwan listed and OTC companies from 2008 to 2020. We find that directors' excess compensation is positively associated with over-investment, but there is no significant relationship between directors’excess compensation and under-investment. Thus, the empirical results partially support the negative impact of directors' excess compensation on investment efficiency. In addition, we find that the positively association between directors’excess compensation and investment efficiency is stronger in loss companies. It may be that Fat Cat directors tend to over-invest in the hope that high-risk investments can bring higher returns to the company. |