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Die Rolle von Finanzintermediären bei der Corporate Governance im Wandel

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Impact of new corporate governance code on disclosures : evidences from Bahraini listed commercial banks

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Corporate Governance has attracted a great deal of public interest after numerous financial irregularities occurred across the globe such as, Olympus, Satyam, Enron, WorldCom, AIG and so on. Taking cognizance of this, The Ministry of Industry and Commerce (MOIC) of Bahrain issued a Code of...

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