Sunit N. Shah
The Principal–Agent Problem in Finance by Sunit N. Shah (2014) is a book on our Investing shelf. A literature review on the principal–agent problem in finance, where those managing money may have different incentives from those who own it. It suits readers interested in investing, and it is legally free from CFA Institute Research Foundation. Licence: Free to read (© CFA Institute Research Foundation).
Download free from CFA Institute Research FoundationA literature review on the principal–agent problem in finance, where those managing money may have different incentives from those who own it. It covers how incentives and contracts try to align them.
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