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Examination
of the
Relationship
Between
Board
Characteristics
and
Capital
Adequacy
Risk
Taking
at
Bank
Holding
Companies
Description
This
study
tests
for a
relationship
between
characteristics
of the
board
of
directors
of
U.S
.
bank
holding
companies
(BHC)
and the
capital
adequacy
risk
taking
of those
banks
, as
measured
by the
capital
leverage
ratio
of the
bank
. The
underlying
theory
for this
study
is
agency
theory
,
based
on the
seminal
work
of
Jensen
and
Meckling
(1976)
. A
literature
review
begins
with the
field
of
bank
risk
and
narrows
to the
research
of
risk
taking
within
the
corporate
governance
of
banks
. The
methodology
of the
study
to
test
for the
relationship
between
board
characteristics
and
capital
adequacy
risk
taking
is
linear
regression
. The
board
characteristics
represented
by the
independent
variables
are the
board
size
, the
percent
of
outside
directors
,
CEO/board
chair
duality
,
average
total
years
of
service
of
board
members
, the
average
age
of
board
members
, and the
average
number
of
other
boards
which
the
board
members
serve
on.
Independent
variables
measuring
CEO
compensation
include
the
CEO
base
pay
relative
to
total
bank
assets
and
CEO
incentive
pay
relative
to
total
bank
assets
.
Other
independent
variables
include
ownership
structure
,
market
power
, and
total
assets
. The
dependent
variable
,
which
is
the
measure
of
capital
adequacy
risk
,
is
the
tier
1
capital
leverage
ratio
of the
bank
.
Creator
Jill Ann Merle
Date
October 2010
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