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Ownership stability and executive pay gap: evidence from China

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By Yong Jiang, Manman Liu, Min Jiang, Min Sui
| Nature Verified
Abstract In recent years, the executive pay gap has become a topic of concern from both theoretical and practical perspectives. In the specific context of executive pay regulation in Chinese state-owned enterprises, strategies to effectively motivate Chinese corporate executives are of particular interest. This article introduces the idea that stock turnover rate decreases—rather than increases—in response to bad news, and uses this idea to construct an ownership stability index.
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When Markets Evolve Quickly: The Case for Proactive Credit Surveillance

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By Min Jiang, Anthony D. Yang
| S&P Global Market Intelligence Verified
Research — June 24, 2026 Leveraging Granular Credit Transition Signals for Predictive, Actionable Insights By Min Jiang and Anthony Yang In today's complex global credit environment, market participants face an escalating challenge: navigating a rapidly shifting risk landscape. On the surface, global credit markets appear to be smooth sailing, characterized by compressed corporate spreads and contained default rates.
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Integrated structural and molecular characterization reveals multifunctional bioactivities of abalone-derived peptides

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By Xinhui Jiang, Haixia Liu, Min Jiang
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Abalone peptides are promising bioactive compounds with potential health benefits. This study developed an efficient, mild enzymatic process using alkaline protease to extract these peptides. Structural characterization showed a low average molecular weight (~720 Da), with over 70% under 1000 Da, and a predominantly random coil conformation. Analysis revealed high contents of glycine, alanine, glutamate, and aspartate, with ~33% hydrophobic residues and Pro-rich sequences.
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