[PDF] Top 20 The impact of corporate governance on firm perfomance

... Member of the Executive Committee, Head of Big Data and Cyber Security, Chief Technology Officer -- 3 Years -- ...Member of the Executive Committee, Head of Mergers & ... See full document

... quality of the risk disclosure can be characterized in five stages: (i) the company only mentions the risks to which it is exposed; (ii) the company describes the risks and how ... See full document

... 5 The role of effective corporate governance is a critical success factor in the life of any ...from the findings of financial crises of year ...that ... See full document

... in the first years of the connection between auditor and client, audit failures are generally higher and rise the audit costs due to the need of additional procedures by ... See full document

... On the one hand, banks have specific governance issues (Becht et ...whereas on the other hand, the board of a bank plays a critical role in achieving effective ... See full document

... importance of the Corporate Governance mechanisms became more evident with further studies on the field made by Shleifer and Vishny (1997), Yermack (1996), Brown & Caylor ... See full document

... effect on firms’ performance (Karpoff et ...subsequent corporate social performance (CSP), suggesting a signalling effect rather than a disciplining ...instead of pressuring firms to improve CSP, ... See full document

... sample of 749 listed Continental European companies, with ownership data available for the year of 2014, this study reveals several important ...and firm performance. That is, low as well as ... See full document

... that the recommendations of Board of Directors and Supervisory Board and Information and Auditing have the highest impact on the cost of debt, but it is interesting ... See full document

... focus on increasing their value and distributing profit to their shareholders pockets, that “the social responsibility of business is to increase its profits” (Friedman ...through the last ... See full document

... diversity on corporate boards has a better influence on companies’ approach to stakeholder ...Many of the researches conducted in the last decade put their attention on ... See full document

... 2 The possibility of such an effect is particularly interesting to consider in the context of partnerships between companies and nonprofit organizations ...form of CSR practice, defined ... See full document

... to corporate governance can be described in light of famous business scandals like Tyco, Freddie Mac, Cirio and Parmalat in ...in corporate governance, the Investors when it ... See full document

... type of board is the unitary board. The majority of studies done on boards of directors examine the role and effectiveness of non-executive directors in protecting ... See full document

... Furthermore, the present study corroborates general literature (Wang & Berens, 2015) finding that individual dimensions of banks’ CSR have distinct impacts on CFP, in terms of nature and ... See full document

... to firm characteristics, I control for bonds characteristic to mitigate potential endogeneity ...to the amount issued by the firm through the ...expect the effect of ... See full document

... measured the relationship between entrepreneurial actions and performance in large organizations ...During the 1980s, it was found that it was difficult for people to act entrepreneurially in bureaucratic ... See full document

... importance of this choice lies in three main reasons: first, a big emphasis has been put on companies’ financial decisions, and especially on debt overhang as a risk systemic factor - in Portugal, in ... See full document

... with the desirable behavior encouraged by Corporate Governance and, consequently, ...part of the spontaneous and innovative behaviors that are essential for effective organizations ... See full document

... 2012). The general objectives of the audit include verifying and subsequently ensuring that within financial statements there are no assets, liabilities, or equity which do not exist or do not belong ... See full document