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The paper investigates the determinants of bank board structure in Ghana and finds that the Scope of Operations Hypothesis could explain the variation in board size but not board independence. On the other hand, the Board Monitoring Hypothesis could only explain the variation in board...
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This paper describes the results of a study supported by the Thai Stock Exchange, that examined the relationship of five factors, family ownership, legal protection for investors, corporate governance practice of shareholder rights, cash flow and bank performance, to minority shareholder rights...
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, regulatory and legal variables. Regulation does not seem to mitigate risk taking by bank owners. We find no evidence that profit …
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Corporate governance systems are continuously converging and inherently presuppose the predominance of law. Strong emphasis is put on checks and balances and monitoring systems. However, despite convergence tendencies there are also differences in corporate governance systems that often stem...
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This study investigates the influence of background diversity of bank board members on performance and risk. Using data from Indonesian banks from 2001 to 2011 covering 4200 individual year observations and 21 ethnic groups, we estimate the degree of diversity by considering various aspects...
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, regulatory and legal variables. Regulation does not seem to mitigate risk taking by bank owners. We find no evidence that profit …
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How does bank integration affect the market for corporate control for nonfinancial firms? We provide causal evidence that interstate bank deregulation affects acquisitions mainly through reducing the information asymmetry between acquirers and targets, instead of increased credit supply. After...
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We investigate whether corporate governance is related to insolvency risk of financial institutions. Using a large sample of U.S. financial institutions over the 2005–2010 period, we find that corporate governance is positively related with insolvency risk of financial institutions as proxied...
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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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In this study, we examine whether and how creditors affect corporate cost management, one important business operating decision. We hypothesize a negative relationship between debt covenant violation and cost stickiness because creditors have strong incentives to utilize the control right after...
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