| 英文摘要 |
Purpose–To investigate whether bank board diversity can reduce negative events and stock price declines. Design/methodology/approach–Based on the domestic bank data of the TEJ database, event study method, regression analysis and econometric methods to address endogeneity problems are used. Findings–1. Diversification of bank boards can reduce negative events and mitigate stock price declines. The conclusion remains unchanged after considering the endogeneity of board diversity. 2. For banks with low growth, private ownership and low ESG performance, the incremental oversight effect of a diversified board of directors is stronger. Research limitations/implications–The paper does not assess whether the actual amount of capital provided for operational risk by banks can cope with the impact of negative events, which may be a direction for future research. Practical implications/Social implications–Banks adopting diversified boards can enhance corporate governance and operational risk management effectiveness. Investors' stock portfolios can assess the diversity of bank boards to improve investment performance. Originality/value–In addition to analyzing the role of board diverse in suppressing negative events, the paper also examines the moderating effects of bank growth, ownership, ESG performance, and capital ratio. The stock price reaction is measured using three methods to enhance the robustness of the empirical results. |