Titlebook: Corporate Governance of Real Estate Investment Trusts; Nicolai C. Striewe Book 2016 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 2016 Corporate Governanc

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What Drives Institutions to Invest in REITs,usts (REITs). Institutional investors are known for sophisticated investment strategies, monitoring management and identifying investment opportunities. Numerous studies investigate the cross-sectional variation of institutional investment by REIT characteristics to provide a guide on how to tailor an attractive REIT structure.

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Introduction,ll lacks studies on principal-agent conflicts (agency conflicts) and corporate governance mechanisms. This thesis analyzes potential opportunistic behavior of REIT managers and provides empirical evidence on the effectiveness of institutional monitoring as a corporate governance mechanism.

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Corporate Governance and the Leverage of REITs: The Impact of the Advisor Structure, investment trusts (REITs). Advisors are expected to pursue personal goals, such as the maximization of their compensation and personal assets. If these personal goals of the advisors are not aligned with shareholder wealth maximization, agency conflicts may arise. Observing how the capital structur

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Summary, Practical Implications, and Outlook,uses on an agency conflict in the REIT market for the period prior to 1993 and shows how managerial opportunistic behavior has been mitigated as a result of enhanced monitoring and increasing awareness of governance issues. The second paper identifies the impact of institutional ownership on REITs a