International Corporate Governance (1742)

Master’s Thesis Seminar

PROFIN - Hanken Professional Finance Program

Research interests include: ownership structure and firm performance, large shareholder interactions, family firms, institutional changes and firm performance, corporate governance in Russia

CV

Maury, B. and E. Liljeblom (2009), "Oligarchs, political regime changes, and firm valuation", Economics of Transition 17, 411–438.

Maury, B. and A. Pajuste (2011), "Private benefits of control and dual-class share unifications", Managerial and Decision Economics 32, 355-369. 

Pöyry, S. and B. Maury (2010), "Influential ownership and capital structure", Managerial and Decision Economics 31, 311-324.

Liljeblom, E., and B. Maury (2010), "Corporate Governance in Russia", in Huttunen T. and Ylikangas M. (eds.), Witnessing Change in Contemporary Russia. Kikimora Publications Series B 38, 89-106.

Maury, B. (2006), “Family ownership and firm performance: Empirical evidence from Western European corporations”, Journal of Corporate Finance 12, 321-341.

Maury, B. (2006), “Corporate performance, corporate governance, and top executive turnover in Finland”, European Financial Management 12, 221-248. 

Maury, B. and A. Pajuste (2005), “Multiple large shareholders and firm value”, Journal of Banking and Finance, 29, 1813-1834.

Maury, B. and A. Pajuste (2002), “Controlling Shareholders, Agency Problems and Dividend Policy in Finland”, Finnish Journal of Business Economics, 51, 15-45.

Working papers:

Stock picking and firm performance (with Anders Ekholm), January, 2011.