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The Development of Equity Capital Markets in Transition Economies - Privatisation and Shareholder Rights (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1999)
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The Development of Equity Capital Markets in Transition Economies - Privatisation and Shareholder Rights (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1999)
Series: Contributions to Economics
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This book addresses two different but related topics that can arise
during the development of equity capital markets and which could
possibly hinder their development: partial privatisation and
shareholder rights. Both issues are developed in the context of
transition economies in general and Russia in particular. Chapter 2
puts forward a theory of partial privatisation, i. e. a model that
aims to explain why the state keeps some residual shares. Several
recent surveys for Russia have shown that the state does often not
actively use the voting rights of its residual shares. If this was
true, partial privati sation could entrench management and hinder
restructuring. It would also limit the supply of shares, which
could lead to low liquidity. This would be likely to slow down the
development of the equity capital market. However, the model in
chapter 2 shows that it can be rational to hold back shares from
sale in order to maximise privatisation receipts. Another issue
which holds back the development of this market is the fact that
shareholder rights can not be guaranteed by the state due to weak
institutions. Chapter 3 contains an empirical examination of which
firms honour shareholder rights and also provides a direct link
between this problem and partial privatisation. Maybe surprisingly,
some weak evidence is presented that shows that the residual state
holding does not exert a negative influence with respect to the
introduc tion of shareholder rights, but might even be a weak
positive force."
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