CORTEN, Maarten

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CORTEN, Maarten
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12021The flip side of the coin: how entrepreneurship-oriented insolvency laws can complicate finding debt financing for (high) growth entrepreneursFORIER, Maren ; CORTEN, Maarten ; LYBAERT, Nadine ; STEIJVERS, Tensie ; APPERMONT, Niels Conference MaterialC2
22021The Influence of the CEO on Auditor Choice in Private Firms: An Interplay of Willingness and AbilityCORTEN, Maarten ; STEIJVERS, Tensie ; LYBAERT, Nadine ; COECKELBERGS, Celine Journal ContributionA1
32021The influence of private family firm characteristics on audit fees: the family name as a red flagSchierstedt, Bennet; CORTEN, Maarten Journal ContributionA1
42021The impact of the CEO's financial literacy on family SMEs' growth: the moderating role of generational stageDieguez-Soto, Julio; Martinez-Romero, Maria J.; CORTEN, Maarten ; MICHIELS, Anneleen Journal ContributionA1
52021Diversity in Strategic Leadership Systems: The Direct Effect on Board-TMT Strategic Decision-Making Quality in Private Family FirmsTHYS, Kris ; VANDEKERKHOF, Pieter ; STEIJVERS, Tensie ; CORTEN, Maarten Conference MaterialC2
62021Diversity in Strategic Leadership Systems: The Direct Effect on Board-TMT Strategic Decision-Making Quality in Private Family FirmsTHYS, Kris ; VANDEKERKHOF, Pieter ; STEIJVERS, Tensie ; CORTEN, Maarten Conference MaterialC2
72021Diversity in Strategic Leadership Systems: The Direct Effect on Board-TMT Strategic Decision-Making Quality in Private Family FirmsTHYS, Kris ; VANDEKERKHOF, Pieter ; STEIJVERS, Tensie ; CORTEN, Maarten Conference MaterialC2
82021The effect of socioemotional wealth diversity within the top management team on earnings management in private family firms: The moderating role of the board of directorsCORTEN, Maarten ; VANDEKERKHOF, Pieter ; STEIJVERS, Tensie Journal ContributionA1
92020Financial Literacy and Family Firm Growth: The Moderating Effect of Generational StageDiéguez-Soto, Julio; Martínez-Romero, María J.; CORTEN, Maarten ; MICHIELS, Anneleen Conference MaterialC2
102020The Effect of Religiosity on Audit Fees in Private Family FirmsABU-RAJAB, Luai ; STEIJVERS, Tensie ; CORTEN, Maarten Conference MaterialC2
112019The influence of goal differences between managers on earnings management in private family firmsVANDEKERKHOF, Pieter ; CORTEN, Maarten Conference MaterialC2
122019The influence of goal differences between managers on earnings management in private family firmsVANDEKERKHOF, Pieter ; CORTEN, Maarten Conference MaterialC2
132019The influence of the CEO's value perception towards auditing on audit demand in private firmsCORTEN, Maarten ; STEIJVERS, Tensie ; LYBAERT, Nadine Journal ContributionA1
142018Earnings management in private famliy firms: the role of CEO narcissismCORTEN, Maarten ; MICHIELS, Anneleen Conference MaterialC2
152018Earnings management in private family firms: the role of CEO narcissismCORTEN, Maarten ; MICHIELS, Anneleen ; Vanderhoydonks, NeleConference MaterialC2
162018The influence of the CEO on auditor choice in private firms: an interplay of willingness and abilityCOECKELBERGS, Celine ; STEIJVERS, Tensie ; CORTEN, Maarten ; LYBAERT, Nadine Conference MaterialC2
172018Auditor choice in private firms: a stakeholders perspectiveCORTEN, Maarten ; STEIJVERS, Tensie ; LYBAERT, Nadine Journal ContributionA1
182018Earnings management in private family firms: the role of CEO narcissismCORTEN, Maarten ; MICHIELS, Anneleen ; Vanderhoydonks, NeleConference MaterialC2
192017De toegevoegde waarde van een audit, gemeten via een nieuwe kwaliteitsmaatstafCORTEN, Maarten ; LYBAERT, Nadine ; STEIJVERS, Tensie ; Wagemans, BrentJournal ContributionA1
202017The effect of intrafamily agency conflicts on audit demand in private family firms: The moderating role of the board of directorsCORTEN, Maarten ; STEIJVERS, Tensie ; LYBAERT, Nadine Journal ContributionA1
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