Essays on Corporate Governance

Abstract The main objective of this study was to analyze the importance of corporate governance in banking sector and its impact of performance of banking industry of Pakistan, with mediating role of Stakeholders Satisfaction. Empirical analysis will be used on primary data collected though research …

The great Indian master of Political Science Kautilya mentioned four functions of a king in his well-known book Arthashastra -1. Raksha or protection, 2. Vriddhi or enhancement, 3. Palana or maintenance, and 4. Yogakshema or wellbeing or safeguard. It is the sacred duty of the …

Abstract The banking sector is among the most vital industries in any economy. There is thus a need for regulatory bodies to prevent any issue that may arise and lead into the collapse of this sector. One of the frameworks that have for a long …

As an outcome of the global financial crisis and numerous corporate scandals, companies are in need of most effective, skillful and honest board team more than ever. A dexterous squad of people, who fully understand and actively engage in virtually all aspects of a company’s …

The Finance Committee Report defined Corporate Governance as “the process and structure used to direct and manage the business and affairs of the company towards enhancing business prosperity and corporate accountability with the ultimate objective of realizing long-term shareholder value, whilst taking into account the …

Literature Review Different CG indices have been confirmed in the literature, mostly depended on developed countries. But, very small work has been carried out on the developing and developing markets. An attempts is carried out to establish know how of the emerging markets of Asia …

A governance structure is the system which governs the relationships among a firm’s managers, shareholders, employees, customers and suppliers, playing an important role in providing both incentives and controls of managerial behavior (Tran, 1998). It can be defined as ‘an institutional framework in which the …

This paper present the Country’s vaunted system of disclosure, financial reporting, corporate governance and accounting practices has shown serious signs of failing to keep up with the needs of today’s investors, our economy, and new technology that makes rapid communications not only possible but essential. …

European corporate law has enjoyed a renaissance in the past decade. Fifteen years ago, this would have seemed most implausible. In the mid-1990s, the early integration strategy of seeking to harmonies substantive company law seemed to have been stalled by the need to reconcile fundamental …

Chapter 1 – Introduction Background Experian reports that the the incidence of organizational insolvencies has gone up by 11% in 2005. This has been accounted for by bankrupcies of companies which have bot been able to cope up with the dynamism of the business playing …