As an important person in the enterprise, the background of senior executives' military experience has an important impact on the decision-making behavior of the enterprise. Therefore, this paper empirically tests the impact of senior executives' military experience on corporate bond issuance by taking A-share listed enterprises in Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges from 2010 to 2019 as the object. The results show that: first, the influence of senior managers' military experience on corporate bond credit rating is significantly positive, and senior managers with military experience background are more conservative, so the credit rating of corporate bonds is higher, which effectively reduces the default risk of bonds; but senior managers' military experience has no significant impact on the cost of bond financing; second, by using the property right nature of group regression, it is found that the risk of default is higher The positive effect of military experience on corporate bond credit rating is significant in the sample of non-state-owned enterprises, but not significant in the sample of state-owned enterprises, indicating that the nature of state-owned enterprises will weaken the impact of military experience on corporate bond default risk. This paper provides an important reference for the understanding of the value of corporate bond issuance experience.<br>
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