Staff Benjamin Maury

Benjamin Maury

Title

Professor

Telephone:

+358 40 352 1422

Department

Finance (Helsinki)

Position:

Wahlroos Professor in Finance
Director of Hanken Quantum

Selected publications:

Maury, B. (2018) “Sustainable Competitive Advantage and Profitability Persistence: Sources versus Outcomes for Assessing Advantage”, Journal of Business Research, 84, 100-113.
Maury, B. & Ekholm, A. (2014) “Portfolio concentration and firm performance”, Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis 49, 903–931.
Maury, B. (2006) “Family ownership and firm performance: Empirical evidence from Western European corporations”, Journal of Corporate Finance 12, 321-341.
Maury, B. & Pajuste, A. (2005) “Multiple Large Shareholders and Firm Value”, Journal of Banking and Finance, 29, p.1813-1834.

To the research database

Languages

SwedishFinnishEnglish

Publications

Latest publications

Legal framework, management ownership, and bond maturity

2022,Nordic Journal of Business,vol. 71,no. 3,pp. 143-168.

High-tech acquisitions by low-tech firms: Does acquirer experience count?

2021,Nordic Journal of Business,vol. 70,no. 3,pp. 163-183.

Strategic CSR and firm performance

2021,Journal of Economics and Business,

Complex state ownership, competition, and firm performance – Russian evidence

2019,International Journal of Emerging Markets,

M&As in Africa – effects of law and governance

2019,International Journal of Emerging Markets,vol. 14,no. 5,pp. 873-898.

Exit as governance: do blockholders affect corporate innovation in large US firms?

2019,Accounting & Finance,

Sustainable competitive advantage and profitability persistence: Sources versus outcomes for assessing advantage

2018,Journal of Business Research,vol. 84,pp. 100-113.

Quality at a reasonable price: The role of investors’ portfolio weights

2017,Nordic Journal of Business,vol. 66,no. 1,pp. 4-28.

Shareholder protection, ownership, and dividends: Russian evidence

2015,Emerging Markets Finance and Trade,vol. 52,no. 10,pp. 2414-2433.

Value Investing: Cheapness, Quality, and Investor Confidence

2015,