According to the Administrative Measures for Information Disclosure of Listed Companies, listed companies as information disclosure obligors should publicly disclose legally required and voluntary information to the market in a truthful, accurate, timely, and complete manner. This publicly disclosed information includes but is not limited to: company fundamentals, key accounting data and financial indicators, shareholder equity structures, and executive compensation details. Information disclosure by listed companies serves as crucial evidence for government regulation and investor decision-making, where effective administrative supervision combines with market oversight to form a dual-track mechanism promoting stable and orderly development of securities markets.
Reviewing historical research on listed companies, corporate executives as decision-making entities represent a combination of knowledge and capabilities, constituting scarce and inimitable strategic resources for enterprises. Executives' personal characteristics influence R&D investment decisions. Conversely, listed companies' executive selection processes may demonstrate geographic preferences, which can be reflected through publicly disclosed information regarding executives' birthplaces and birthdates.
CnOpenData has compiled A-share listed company executives' birthplace and birthdate data from historical prospectuses, covering information such as stock codes(股票代码), prospectus dates(招股说明书日期), executive names(高管姓名), positions(职务), birth locations(出生地), and birthdates(出生日期).
Time Coverage
2007-2023
Data Scale
Field Display
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- Xu, N., & Li, Z. (2016). Executives' poverty experience and corporate charitable donations. Economic Research Journal, (12).
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