This study aims to assess performance differences between family and non-family firms,
taking into account the Portuguese and the Spanish stock markets. We provide new …

This article analyzes, using various econometric techniques, how family ownership, family
control, and the presence of a second significant shareholder affect firm performance. The …

Building on the socioemotional wealth perspective, we hypothesize that family control and
influence increase CSR disclosure. However, our results contradict this prediction: Panel …

When families are large firm's owners, different shareholders' combinations may appear.
This paper describes Spanish family firms' shareholder structures and explains which first …

Family firms can be thought of as heterogeneous configurations where ownership,
governance, management and succession components are often intertwined. Previous …

This article analyses the relevance of the agency problems that exist between shareholders
and managers (type I agency problems) and between majority and minority shareholders …

Abstract Manuscript Type Empirical Research Question/Issue Using a panel of non‐financial
listed firms over a seven‐year period, the authors analyse how the value of family firms is …

The family business is one of the world economy's leading drivers, playing a significant role
in countries' economic and social development. Portugal is a country very dependent on this …

Sažetak This paper aims to confirm the importance of BSC (Balanced Scorecard) in SMEs'
organizational performance. To perform the empirical study of this investigation, a field …

As empresas familiares estão presentes mundialmente, contribuindo positivamente para a
economia, criação de riqueza e emprego. A continuidade destas empresas depende …