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Research on the Impact of Venture Capital and Executive Compensation of GEM Strategic Emerging Industry Enterprises on Its Performance

Based on the data of strategic emerging industrial enterprises in the GEM, this paper attempts to analyze the impact of corporate venture capital and executive compensation on the performance of strategic emerging industries in the GEM through empirical research. The results show that for enterprises with strategic emerging industries with risky investment background, the number of venture capital shareholders among the top ten shareholders is positively correlated with their corporate performance. The executive compensation and the company's asset size have a significant positive impact on the company's performance. The shareholding ratio of the executives is negatively correlated with the company's performance. There is no correlation between the two.