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October 29, 2013

CEO divorce can disrupt decision-making, careers, shareholder value

CEOs Must Not Ignore Their Divorces And Shareholders Must Start Caring Too: Stanford Business School Study

By Nat Rudarakanchana - International Business Times
Reporting on David F. Larcker, Allan L. McCall, and Brian Tayan, “Separation Anxiety: The Impact of CEO Divorce on Shareholders”, published in STANFORD CLOSER LOOK SERIES. Citing, among other sources, Jordan Neyland, “Wealth Shocks and Executive Compensation: Evidence from CEO Divorce,” (Sep. 3, 2012).

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