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This article investigates the gender diversity of the corporate board of European Union banks. Employing a large sample … board gender diversity. First, the proportion of women on the board is higher for lower-risk banks. We argue that there may …
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In this article, we examine the factors determining the representation of women on boards of directors by considering three main questions. The first question deals with the relationship between characteristics of ownership and governance on one side, and female directorship on the other. The...
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Purpose –The purpose of this study is to investigate the association between a corporate executive’s gender and audit … fees. Based on the findings of extant research that there are gender-based differences that may have implications for the … financial reporting process, the authors posit an association between CEO gender and audit fees. Design …
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-diverse boards. However, the average effect of gender diversity on firm performance is negative. This negative effect is driven by … problems the more gender-diverse the board is, and women are more likely to join monitoring committees. These results suggest … that gender-diverse boards allocate more effort to monitoring. Accordingly, we find that chief executive officer turnover …
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Enterprise risk management (ERM) has emerged as a new paradigm for managing the portfolio of risks that face organizations, and policy makers continue to focus on mechanisms to improve corporate governance and risk management. Despite these developments, there is little research on factors...
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This paper examines whether a bank exercises a monitoring role when a banker is represented on a firm’s board. Bank monitoring reduces information asymmetries, and hence lessens firm’s financial constraints—phenomenon frequently measured by investment-cash flow sensitivity in the sample of...
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The current paper studies the impact of board gender-diversity on firm risk-taking in a developing market. Our study is … associated with cash ratio. Second, we showed no significant relationship between gender-diversity on board and the propensity to … invest in firms with gender-diverse boards. …
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