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Ownership Structure and Board Characteristics as Determinants of CEO Turnover in South African JSE Listed Companies
The CEO of a large listed firm is often under public scrutiny due to listing requirements of stock exchanges of the respective country as well as pressures from stakeholders. Of these stakeholders, shareholders are mostly interested in the firm performance as it relates to their investment to determ...
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Department of Finance and Tax
2021
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