摘要
客户集中度是影响公司治理决策的重要因素。文章以2007-2018年A股上市公司为样本,考察客户集中度对高管薪酬粘性的影响。研究发现:客户集中度越高,高管薪酬粘性越高。进一步研究发现:当客户集中度给公司带来的风险较高(如无关联或同城客户、公司专用性投资较高、市场份额较低以及产品市场竞争较为激烈),或公司更需要激励高管进行风险承担(如投资机会较多)时,两者之间的正向关系更为显著。结果表明,客户集中度较高的公司为激励高管会设计“奖优不罚劣”的粘性薪酬契约。不同于发达国家采用股票期权等方式激励高管进行风险承担,文章基于现金薪酬的凸性激励契约设计,为发展中国家上市公司高管薪酬契约设计提供了经验证据。
Customer concentration is an important factor influencing corporate gov-ernance decisions.This paper examines the impact of customer concentration on execut-ive compensation stickiness using a sample of A-share listed companies from 2007 to 2018.The study finds that higher customer concentration leads to greater executive com-pensation stickiness.Further analysis reveals that this positive relationship is more pro-nounced when customer concentration poses higher risks to the company(such as non-af-filiated or no local customers,higher company-specific investments,lower market share,and more intense product market competition)or when the company requires greater in-centives for executives to undertake risks(such as abundant investment opportunities).The results suggest that companies with higher customer concentration tend to design ex-ecutive compensation contracts with high stickiness to motivate executives,following the concept of rewarding the good without punishing the bad.Unlike developed countries that use stock options to incentivize risk-taking among executives,this paper provides empir-ical evidence for the design of convex cash compensation contracts in developing coun-tries'listed companies.
作者
刘运国
郑明晖
徐悦
Yunguo Liu;Minghui Zheng;Yue Xu(School of Business,Sun Yat-sen University,Guangzhou Guangdong 510275,China;Center for Accounting,Finance and Institutions,Sun Yat-sen University,Guangzhou Guangdong 510275,China;School of Economics and Management,South China Normal University,Guangzhou Guangdong 510006,China)
出处
《会计与经济研究》
北大核心
2024年第1期3-22,共20页
Accounting and Economics Research
基金
国家自然科学基金项目(72272156、71872187、71902191)
教育部人文社会科学研究青年基金项目(19YJC790160)
财政部会计名家培养工程项目(2019)。
关键词
客户集中度
大客户风险
高管薪酬粘性
风险承担
供应链风险
customer concentration
major customer risk
executive compensation stickiness
risk-taking
supply chain risk