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Does Common Institutional Ownership Matter for Credit Ratings?

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Using a sample of Chinese A-share non-financial listed firms from 2008 to 2022, we document a significantly positive association between common institutional ownership and corporate credit ratings.

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Mechanism analyses indicate that this effect operates primarily through reductions in operational risk and improvements in information quality, reflecting the synergistic governance role of common institutional investors. Cross-sectional analyses further show that the positive effect is more pronounced for firms operating in regions with weaker legal environments, lower-quality internal controls, and weaker external monitoring.

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