Corporate Governance Mechanisms and Extent of Disclosure: Evidence from Companies in Nepal Bikash Gajurel‚ Dinesh Pyatha‚ Ganesh Joshi‚ and Jyoti Kafle Uniglobe College Baneshwor‚ Kathmandu Abstract The main purpose of the study is to investigate whether the existence of corporate governance mechanisms is effective in increasing the extent of disclosure amongst public listed companies in Nepal. Dscore index is prepared to collect data for the study. Regression analysis is used to determine
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The Ethicalities and Technicalities of Violence Imagine having all freedoms taken away‚ being forced to comply with a government that has asserted an oppressive and dominating rule‚ and even being tortured for resisting. Then‚ realize that this is exactly what the Algerians faced when dealing with the French’s tyrannical control over Algeria. The malicious prosecution that the Algerians faced both dehumanized and tormented them‚ creating an environment where retaliation was necessary. Within The
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of the relationship between corporate governance and financial institution’s performance in Malaysia. 1.1 Background of Study When Asian Financial Crisis happened in 1997‚ the term of corporate governance is introduced‚ public start to concerns on the weaknesses of Malaysia corporate governance practice (Azira Hanani & Siti‚ 2007). ‘Corporate Governance’ is the system of rules‚ practices and processes which directed and controlled by a company. Corporate governance essentially involves balancing
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CHAPTER ONE 1.1 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY The original need for corporate governance stems from the separation of ownership and control in publicly held companies in the 19th century‚ it is pertinent at this point to note that this separation has brought about overzealous managers and passive owners. Investors seek to invest their capital in profit-making firms so that they can enjoy these profits in the future. Yet many investors lack the time and expertise necessary to operate a firm and ensure
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Write a 1‚400- to 1‚750-word paper that answers the following questions: · What information about diversity in the United States has helped you better understand or relate to others in ways that you may not have in the past? · Have you learned something new about your own racial‚ ethnic‚ or cultural history? · Trends in immigration will continue to shape the demographics of the United States. What will the U.S. population look like in the year 2050? Why do you think so?
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Introduction o Definition of Governance o Definition of Good Governance o Its conceptual framework (based on lessons learned from history‚ freedom of thought and freedom of speech). • Elements of Good Governance o Participatory o Consensus oriented o Accountable o Transparent o Responsive o Effective and efficient o Equitable and inclusive o Follows rule of law‚ Justice o Subsidiary o Sustainability o Predictability • Measures that test Good Governance o The popular perception o
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Study on the Corporate Governance Structure and Organization Structure of China Construction Bank Key Terms: Shareholding transformation Organizational structure Corporate governance structure Class: Management (Friday afternoon) Group 2: Afra Daisy Vicky Bill Chris Study on the Governance Structure and Organizational Structure of China Construction Bank Key Terms: Shareholding transformation Organizational structure
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Impact of Corporate Governance on Firm Performance—an Empirical investigation from the Insurance Industry of Pakistan Hafiz Muhammad Raheel Arif* Raheel_prince23@hotmail.com 00923216190575 *COMSATS Institute of Information Technology and Science Lahore‚ Pakistan Abstract The study is devoted to check the impact of corporate governance (CG) on the firm performance (FP) of the insurance industry of Pakistan. Four measures have been used in the paper to check the firm performance being affected
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The Roles of Corporate Governance in Bank Failures during the Recent Financial Crisis Berger‚ Allen N.1 | Imbierowicz‚ Björn2 | Rauch‚ Christian3 July 2012 Abstract This paper analyzes the roles of corporate governance in bank defaults during the recent financial crisis of 2007-2010. Using a data sample of 249 default and 4‚021 no default US commercial banks‚ we investigate the impact of bank ownership and management structures on the probability of default. The results show that defaults
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1. INTRODUCTION “The collapse of the HIH Insurance group (“HIH”) resulted in a deficiency of up to A$5.3 billion‚ making it Australia’s largest corporate failure. The ensuing Royal Commission report released in April 2003 provides a rare detailed dissection of a spectacular corporate implosion and a very useful case study from which corporate governance lessons may be learned. This is particular so because HIH was not unusual case of major fraud or embezzlement. The failures identified by Commissioner
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