Dmitry Yagudin
PhD Candidate, D.R. Yagudin International NeuroUniversity
dr.yagudin@mail.ru
Abstract. This article explores the influence of intuitive leadership on corporate market capitalization within the context of today’s economy of uncertainty. By integrating behavioral decision theory with the economics of corporate governance, the author develops a conceptual and econometric model to assess how intuitive managerial decisions affect company value. Empirical analysis demonstrates that intuitive leadership exerts a positive yet conditional impact on capitalization: while high managerial expertise and corporate governance transparency foster a “visionary premium,” weak institutional mechanisms lead to a “management discount.” The findings confirm that maximum economic efficiency is achieved through a hybrid decision-making model that balances strategic intuition with analytical verification and institutional control. These results contribute to the evolution of corporate governance theory and provide practical insights for enhancing market value.
Keywords: market capitalization; behavioral finance; information asymmetry; transparency; hybrid decision-making model; visionary premium; management discount; corporate value.