August 16, 2025SAGE OpenOpen Access

The Exit Threats of Non-Controlling Large Shareholders and Maturity Mismatch: Evidence from China

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JLJia LiaoHuaqiao University XGXingan GaoFujian Medical University YZYun ZhanGuangzhou University

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This analysis reveals that the exit threats from non-controlling large shareholders reduce maturity mismatch in firms, suggesting effective governance strategies in China.

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NCLs' exit threats significantly reduce maturity mismatch risk, enhancing economic stability.
Increased market attention amplifies NCLs' effectiveness in controlling maturity mismatch risk.
Analysis based on A-share market data from 2010 to 2020 highlights governance dynamics.
Firm ownership structures can be optimized through effective engagement of NCLs to mitigate risks.

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Liao et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68a368920a429f797332e01e https://doi.org/10.1177/21582440251359368

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This analysis reveals that the exit threats from non-controlling large shareholders reduce maturity mismatch in firms, suggesting effective governance strategies in China.

The Exit Threats of Non-Controlling Large Shareholders and Maturity Mismatch: Evidence from China

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The Exit Threats of Non-Controlling Large Shareholders and Maturity Mismatch: Evidence from China

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