Steffen Brenner

Copenhagen Business School — Denmark

Business, Management and Accounting · Social Sciences

8h-index557citations34works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Corporate Finance and Governance(14), Financial Markets and Investment Strategies(5), Merger and Competition Analysis(5), Auditing, Earnings Management, Governance(4), Experimental Behavioral Economics Studies(3)

Publications34 total

Certainty Beats Risk: The Role of the Positivity Effect in Decision Making Among Older CEOs
Academy of Management Proceedings·2025
‘Not My CEO’: Employee Reactions to the Threat of Female Leadership
Academy of Management Proceedings·2023· 3 citedOpen Access
Progression Patterns in Non-Contrast-Enhancing Gliomas Support Brain Tumor Responsiveness to Surgical Lesions
Pathology & Oncology Research·2022· 2 citedOpen Access
Who is on LinkedIn? Self-selection into professional online networks
Applied Economics·2019· 20 cited
Signal Incongruence and Its Consequences: A Study of Media Disapproval and CEO Overcompensation
Organization Science·2018· 80 citedOpen Access
Signal Incongruence and Its Consequences: A Study of Media Disapproval and CEO Overcompensation
SSRN Electronic Journal·2018Open Access
Dad Is in the News! Vulnerable Identities and the “Outrage Constraint” on CEO Pay
Academy of Management Proceedings·2017· 1 cited
Smoke Signal or Smoke Screen? Why the Media do not Disapprove Equally of Overpaid CEOs
Academy of Management Proceedings·2015
When Are CEOs Immune To Public Pay Critique? Identities And The Social Constraint On Super-Wages
Academy of Management Proceedings·2015
Smoke Signal or Smoke Screen?:Why the Media Do Not Disapprove Equally or Overpaid CEOs
CBS Research Portal (Copenhagen Business School)·2015
The Risk Preferences of U.S. Executives
Management Science·2014· 65 cited
ON EMPLOYEES' ATTITUDES TOWARDS CEO COMPENSATION EVIDENCE FROM THE U.S. NONPROFIT SECTOR
2013
Socially Responsible Firms, Hypocrisy, and the Moral Outrage about Executive Greed
Academy of Management Proceedings·2012
Executive Greed and the Moderating Role of CSR Policy on Moral Outrage
University of Washington Tacoma Digital Commons (University of Washington Tacoma)·2012
Location (Hotelling) Games and Applications
Wiley Encyclopedia of Operations Research and Management Science·2011· 16 cited
Self-disclosure at international cartels
Journal of International Business Studies·2010· 26 cited
On the irrelevance of insider trading for managerial compensation
European Economic Review·2010· 4 cited
Passive shareholders and active managers: an empirical test of Admati and Pfleiderer's hypothesis
Applied Financial Economics·2010
Discussion of “Measuring Organizational Capital”
Schmalenbach Business Review·2009Open Access
An empirical study of the European corporate leniency program
International Journal of Industrial Organization·2009· 230 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Georg Wernicke(9), Joachim Schwalbach(7), Jean‐Philippe Vergne(4), Wolfgang Karl Härdle(3), Rainer Schulz(3), Sezen Aksin Sivrikaya(1), Isabelle Solal(1), Olaf Bunke(1), Bernd Droge(1), Sebastian Hartzendorf(1), P Vogt(1), Elena Maier(1), Nima Etminan(1), Erik Jung(1), Wolfgang Wick(1), Felix Sahm(1), Frank Winkler(1), Miriam Ratliff(1), Maria Oana Rosu(1), Jeppe Christoffersen(1)