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Efficiency Analysis of Equity Incentive in Private Listed Companies-By Taking the Example of By-Health

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  • Junda Yang, Yun Xia, Liu Yang, Zhongtao Zhang

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At present, more and more private listed companies in our country realize the importance of corporate governance structure and equity structure, and also start to adopt a variety of equity incentive models to stimulate the business operators. How to evaluate the effect of private listed company's equity incentive measures? By taking the example of By-Health, this paper analyzes the effect of implementing equity incentive from financial performance, manager's behavior and market performance from three aspects: financial performance, manager's behavior and market performance, and puts forward relevant suggestions. With a view to providing useful reference and reference for improving the management of private enterprises and implementing equity incentives smoothly.

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  • Junda Yang, Yun Xia, Liu Yang, Zhongtao Zhang, 2018. "Efficiency Analysis of Equity Incentive in Private Listed Companies-By Taking the Example of By-Health," Business and Management Studies, Redfame publishing, vol. 4(4), pages 15-26, December.
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