This paper examines the effects on bank performances of the patterns of personal management of executive officers, focusing on the empirical analysis of the effects of the bank executives’ terms on bank performances. As a result, longer median value...
This paper examines the effects on bank performances of the patterns of personal management of executive officers, focusing on the empirical analysis of the effects of the bank executives’ terms on bank performances. As a result, longer median values for the terms of bank executives lead to better productivity of banks. However, means of the terms do not have statistically significant effects on bank performances or productivity. Non-executive directors do not have significant effects on bank performances, either. Since the median values for the terms of bank executives in Korean banks are les than two years, worries of shortermism can be raised.