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Self-Dealing : Sneaking Corporate Value through the Back Door

Self-dealing, prevalent in emerging markets, often harms minority shareholders. The related-party transaction is one common technique, especially in markets with weak law enforcement. Beyond self-dealing, other methods of expropriation, such as...

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Main Authors:	Nenova, Tatiana, Hickey, Catherine
Language:	English
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:	ACCOUNTING AFFILIATED ORGANIZATIONS APPRAISAL RIGHTS AUDIT COMMITTEES BANKS BUSINESS COMMUNITY CHIEF EXECUTIVE COMPANY CONFLICTS OF INTEREST CONTROLLING SHAREHOLDER CONTROLLING SHAREHOLDERS CORPORATE BOARDS CORPORATE BODIES CORPORATE DECISIONS CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CORPORATE INFORMATION CORPORATE LAW CORPORATE MANAGEMENT CORPORATE OWNERSHIP CORPORATE VALUE CORPORATION CORPORATIONS DEBT DISCLOSURE DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS DISPUTE RESOLUTION DISSENTING SHAREHOLDERS EMERGING MARKETS ENTREPRENEURS EXCHANGE COMMISSION EXPROPRIATION FIDUCIARY DUTIES FINANCIAL SECTOR DEVELOPMENT FIRMS FOREIGN INVESTMENT FOREIGN INVESTORS INDEPENDENT DIRECTORS INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS INSIDER ABUSE INSIDER TRADING INSTITUTIONAL INVESTOR INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS INTERNATIONAL FINANCE INVESTOR PROTECTION LATIN AMERICAN LEGAL REGIMES LENDERS LIMITED MAJORITY SHAREHOLDERS MANAGERS MINORITY INTERESTS MINORITY INVESTORS MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS OWNERSHIP SHARES PREEMPTIVE RIGHTS PUBLIC POLICY INNOVATIONS REGULATORY RULES SECURITIES LAW SECURITIES REGULATOR SHARE VALUE SHAREHOLDER ACTIVISM SHAREHOLDER ACTIVISTS SHAREHOLDER RESOLUTIONS SHAREHOLDER RIGHTS STAKEHOLDERS STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK PRICE STOCKS TAKEOVER TRANSPARENCY
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2006/09/7123714/self-dealing-sneaking-corporate-value-through-back-door http://hdl.handle.net/10986/11176