An impact of corporate management on the capital structure of Russian companies
<b>Importance</b> In this paper, we investigate the capital structure of the biggest Russian companies. <br></br> <b>Objectives</b> We aim to identify and analyze the impact of corporate management, as well as other internal factors, on the capital structure of Russian public companies. <br></br> <b>Methods</b> The article studies the degree of dependence with the help of econometric models such as linear regression and least squares. <br></br> <b>Results</b> We have partially confirmed the following hypothesis: the larger the value of the company's financial indicators, the greater share of borrowed funds the company has. The hypothesis that the higher the manager's age, the more borrowed funds in the capital structure, has been also partially confirmed. Besides, we partially confirmed hypothesis that the larger the size of the board of directors, the greater the amount of borrowed funds in the capital structure. <br></br> <b>Conclusions and Relevance</b> The research carried out can be used when forecasting the capital structure of firms operating on the Russian market. The results can be useful to Russian managers and members of boards. It can help them to predict the impact of corporate management on its capital structure.