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Professor Ernst Maug

Professor for Corporate Finance, Mannheim Business School
University of Mannheim
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 Ernst Maug, Professor for Corporate Finance, Mannheim Business School, University of Mannheim
- ECGI Research Associate (2002) -
Biography    
Ernst Maug assumed a new position as Professor of Corporate Finance at the University of Mannheim, Germany as of February 2006. Formerly, he was Professor of Business Administration at Humboldt Universität zu Berlin in Berlin. His current research is on various aspects of corporate governance, including executive compensation, mergers and acquisitions, shareholder voting, and board structures. His research has been published in leading academic journals.

Ernst Maug holds a Diplom in economics from the University of Frankfurt (1988), an M.Sc. in Econometrics and Mathematical Economics from the London School of Economics (1990), and a Ph.D. from the London School of Economics (1993). He took up his first appointment at the finance department of the London Business School (1993), then moved to the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University in the United States (1996), and moved back to Germany to assume his position at Humboldt in the year 2000.

Research Interests
Corporate finance theory
Corporate governance

ECGI Working Papers (Click title for more details)
How do Executives Exercise Their Stock Options? ECGI Finance Working Paper 284/2010 May 2010
Bankers on the Boards of German Firms: What they do, what they are worth, and why they are (still) there ECGI Finance Working Paper 196/2008 February 2008 Joint winner of the 2008 ECGI Best Paper Competition
Sticks or Carrots? Optimal CEO Compensation when Managers are Loss-Averse ECGI Finance Working Paper 193/2007 November 2007
Corporate Finance in Europe: A Survey ECGI Finance Working Paper 121/2006 March 2006
How Preussag became TUI: Kissing too many toads can make you a toad ECGI Finance Working Paper 058/2004 November 2004 Shared third prize in the 2004 Clinical Paper Competition
Lower Salaries and No Options: The Optimal Structure of Executive Pay ECGI Finance Working Paper 032/2003 November 2003 (revised April 2004)
Do Shareholders Vote Strategically? Voting Behavior, Proposal Screening, and Majority Rules ECGI Finance Working Paper 031/2003 November 2003
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