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The importance of corporate governance of banks concerning the ownership in the international environment
Festić, Mejra; Črepinko, Polona; Bratina, Borut - In: Naše gospodarstvo : NG 66 (2020) 4, pp. 11-27
The analysis of the factors of corporate governance is divided into four thematic sections. In the first part corporate governance is defined as part of the broader economic context. The second part deals with the principles of corporate governance. In the third part, the relation between the...
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State Ownership, Cross-Border Acquisition, and Risk-Taking : Evidence from China's Banking Industry
Zhu, Wenyu - 2016
adequacy ratio and liquidity ratio. By compiling a complete list of cross-border acquisitions in China's banking sector, we …
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Leverage and Investment under a State-Owned Bank Lending Environment : Evidence from China
Firth, Michael; Lin, Chen; Wong, Sonia M. L. - 2009
This study examines the relations between leverage and investment in China's listed firms, where corporate debt is …-owned banks in China impose fewer restrictions on the capital expenditures of low growth and poorly performing firms and also …
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State-Owned Banks : Acquirers in M&A Deals
Bacchiocchi, Emanuele - 2016
Between 2003 and 2013, according to Zephyr (BvD) data, 22% of M&A deals between banks have involved state-owned banks, either as targets (12%) or as acquirers (10%). The behavior of state-owned banks in the market control is, however, under-researched. The standard Inefficient Management...
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Political Connections, Local Corruption, and Firm's Bank Pool Structures : Empirical Evidence from Vietnam
Van, Vu Hong - 2018
This paper investigates the effects of political connections and local corruption on the structures of firms' bank … with connected banks; such firms maintain these bank pool structures when corruption is prevalent in their home provinces …. Results demonstrate that local corruption is associated positively with number of banks and diversification of bank ownership …
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How Firms Shape Their Bank Pools in Corrupt Environments : A Theoretical and Empirical Investigation in Vietnam
Lobez, Frederic - 2018
This study analyzes the structure of firms' bank pools in emerging economies characterized by corruption. In the …
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Politicans and banks : political influences on government-owned banks in emerging markets
Dinç, Serdar - In: Journal of financial economics 77 (2005) 2, pp. 453-479
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Corporate Governance Disclosures in Indian Public Sector and Private Sector Banks – A Comparison of 2008 Disclosures with 2012 Disclosures
Sharma, Aarti - 2013
The Financial crisis of 2008 led the Reserve Bank of India to lay down stricter guidelines for Corporate Governance disclosures especially for banks both in the Private sector and Public Sector. This paper looks at how effective these changes in the guidelines of Corporate Governance disclosure...
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Dual Governance in State-Owned Banks
Apreda, Rodolfo - 2007
State-owned enterprises set a clear example of a mixed governance, in which the public and private realms blend together to bring about a complex structure we are going to define as dual governance. This paper puts forth a new design of governance for state-owned banks. Firstly, the whole...
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Determining Public Ownership in Malawian Banking Industry
Kampanje, Brian Phiri - 2022
Financial regulators take serious approach on matters regarding shareholding of banks to protect the banking industry from illicit enterprises and few greedy investors who might cause massive harm to the economy and depositors. Public ownership in Malawian banks is capped at ten percent (10%) of...
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