The question of whether and how partial common-ownership links between strategically
interacting firms affect firm objectives and behavior has been the subject of theoretical …

This Essay argues that it is impossible to achieve the following objectives simultaneously:(i)
portfolio diversification,(ii) shareholder representation, and (iii) competition. In an economy …

Two secular trends are shaking the foundations of corporate law. On the one hand,
reconcentration of share ownership in the hands of institutional investors is afait accompli …

It is today widely understood that the global economy is a densely interconnected network
that affects the everyday lives of billions of people. In particular, the network structure can …

Purpose This study aims to examine the impact of sector market competition on the
ownership structure of publicly listed firms in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries …

We examine price competition with homogeneous products in the presence of general
common ownership arrangements allowing for different corporate control structures. We …

Common shareholding is the simultaneous ownership of shares in many firms active in the
same market. Common shareholders are typically institutional investors (banks, pension …

Developments in capital markets have fueled a concentration of horizontal ownership across
competing firms, and this has been linked to anticompetitive effects and economic …

This study investigates the impacts of common ownership in a mixed triopoly market and
examines the role of private–public partnerships in the research and development (R&D) …

We develop a framework to explore how financial markets shape the ownership structure of
industry rivals. A fraction of identical investors acquires diversified portfolios with positions in …