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6. ESG performance and firm risk in the U.S. financial firms.

Author

Lee, Jooh and Koh, Kyungyeon

Subjects
ORGANIZATIONAL performance, FINANCIAL risk, ENVIRONMENTAL, social, & governance factors
Abstract

This study examines the association between the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance and firm risk in U.S. financial firms. We find a significant negative association between the composite ESG performance and total, idiosyncratic, and systematic risks after controlling for firm and year fixed effects and other risk predictors. We also examine the effect of each pillar of ESG on this relationship and find that "S" and "G" exhibit a significant negative relationship with both systematic and idiosyncratic risks of firms, while "E" is only associated with systematic risk. Lastly, we demonstrate that ESG performance is negatively associated with the extent to which leverage contributes to firm risk, supporting our premise that ESG alleviates financial risk. Overall, we provide empirical evidence of potential risk management benefits of ESG in the financial industry. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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15. A comparative study of U.S. and Korean firms: changes in diversification and performance

Author

Lee, Jooh, Hall, Ernest H., Jr., and Rutherford, Matthew W.

Subjects
International business enterprises -- Comparative analysis, International business enterprises -- Statistics, Diversification in industry -- Comparative analysis, Diversification in industry -- Statistics, Business, Business, international
Abstract

This paper examines the relationship between international diversification and performance by matching a sample of 400 U.S. and 400 Korean firms on industry type and testing the relationship over five [...]

Published
2003

19. Conceptual Operationalisation Issues Within The Context Of An International Study: Japanese And American Firms

Author

Jr., Ernest H. Hall, Lee, Jooh, Jr., Ernest H. Hall, and Lee, Jooh

Abstract

Proper conceptualisation of key concepts is crucial to the development of any field of study. However, this is not necessarily true when it comes to the field of strategy. Although it is widely accepted that firm performance is an essential variable in the strategy literature and that diversification is the most commonly studied variable of strategy (Dess, Gupta, Hennart, & Hill, 1995) the issue of proper operationalisation is conspicuously absent. It is readily observable that there is a plethora of measures being employed to measure both diversification and firm performance. However, the measures of performance and diversification that have been employed have not been unanimously agreed upon. In addition to this general state of confusion, the issue of international variations across measures has not been evaluated. The present paper seeks to address the issues of conceptual operationalisation for performance and strategy across international boundaries.

Published
2012

22. THE IMPACT OF INDUSTRY CHARACTERISITCS ON EXPORT PERFORMANCE: A THREE COUNTRY STUDY.

Author

Guner, Berrin, Lee, Jooh, and Lucius, Harold W.

Subjects
COMPARATIVE studies, EXPORT trading companies, LEAST squares, CAPITAL intensity, INDUSTRIAL productivity, MANAGEMENT
Abstract

The article presents a study on the impact of industry characteristics such as research and development, capital intensity and labor productivity on the export performance of U.S., Japanese and German firms. The study utilizes ordinary least squares multiple regression and samples of the top 1000 publicly listed manufacturing companies by those countries from 2001 to 2005 in which samples were matched on the basis of industry type. Findings, as well as the implications of the study are cited.

Published
2010

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