Impact of COVID-19 on family business performance: evidence from listed . . . The authors investigate whether ownership structure (family vs non-family) might represent a differentiating factor The article's purpose is to conduct an initial, descriptive analysis of the impact of COVID-19 on different stock and operating performance measures of listed German companies
The COVID-19 pandemic and family business performance This study examines the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on corporate financial performance using a unique, cross-country, and longitudinal sample of 3350 listed firms worldwide
Are family businesses more resilient? - Deutsche Bank A recently published study from Deutsche Bank’s International Private Bank (IPB) found that many German family-owned businesses fare better in complex crises like the Covid pandemic Why is that and what can other companies learn from them?
Are family owners and managers good stewards in global crises? Evidence . . . Based on stewardship theory, we posit that family management and ownership help firms to navigate through a global crisis To test our predictions, we analyze how Covid-related negative events affect the stock market reactions of 300 German listed firms and how family ownership and management moderate these effects
Are family businesses more resilient? | Interreg Europe The recent study Impact of COVID-19 on family business performance: evidence from listed companies in Germany from Deutsche Bank’s International Private Bank (IPB) reports that many German family-owned businesses succeed better in complex crises like the Covid pandemic The three reasons identified by the author of the study, Dr Markus Eckey
Covid-19 and the Future of Family Business Research We argue that the pandemic and its social and economic reverberations are triggering particularly salient challenges for family businesses (FBs) – the most ubiquitous form of business organization in any world economy – that call into question some fundamental assumptions at the core of FB research
Are family businesses more resilient? | Entrepreneurship Family businesses have advantages over businesses without a family as an anchor investor that make them more resilient in crises, of this the authors are convinced In the comprehensive study, they analysed why listed family businesses in particular have more successfully navigated the Covid crisis
Journal of Family Business Management: - Emerald Insight Impact of COVID-19 on family business performance: evidence from listed companies in Germany Markus Eckey, Sebastian Memmel The COVID-19 pandemic has hit different industries and firms with widely differing degrees of severity The authors investigate whether ownership structure (family vs non-family…
Family firm performance in times of crisis—new evidence from Germany . . . By studying a large sample of listed German firms over the period 1998–2018, we document a significant outperformance of family firms in terms of ROA and (to a lesser extent) Tobin’s Q during the crisis years 2008–2010 relative to their non-family counterparts