Analysis of Firm Reputation, Family Ownership, and Risk Management on CEO Control in Acquisitions

Abstract

Acquisition is an important corporate action in building a corporate reputation to increase investment interest. This study aims to examine the influence of firm reputation, family ownership, and risk management on CEO control in acquisitions. The findings of the study indicate that CEO control is significantly influenced by firm reputation and risk management, but not by family ownership. This study contributes to developing agency theory and enriches the results of empirical studies on the influence of firm reputation, family ownership, and risk management on CEO control.