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model suggesting that firm performance is not affected by rule of law in countries where legal environment is weak. These …
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We analyze the role of debt in corporate governance with respect to a large emerging economy, India, where debt has been an important source of external finance. First, we examine the extent to which debt acts as a disciplining device in those corporations where potential for over investment is...
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shareholders perceive firms affiliated with business groups to have relatively lower transparency and weaker corporate governance … that investors view the business-group as a mechanism to expropriate minority shareholders. On the other hand, the … comparative financial performance results suggest that business groups in Pakistan are efficient economic arrangements that …
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-level performance in a cross-section of companies listed at Karachi Stock Exchange. Therefore, we analysed the relationship between firm … enhance firm performance, whereas disclosure and transparency has no significant effect on firm performance. We point out that …
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In this paper we explore the role of the static, selection and dynamic corporate governance changes on performance of …-term efficiency losses, but their performance generally improves over time when these banks adjust and adapt to the new competitive …
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The emerging economies in the South Asian region have embarked on a bold reform process to develop the banking sector. This development has improved the transparency and accountability of the banking sector because these countries focused on best practice corporate governance for banks. In view...
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This paper attempts to analyze the Corporate Governance Code 2002 in the light of Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) framework and its enforcement and application in Pakistan in order to understand the dynamics of public decisionmaking and assess the efficacy of the regulation policy of SECP in...
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We examine self-enforcing honesty in firm-investor relations in an imperfect public information game. Minimum firm size requirements and moral hazard limit ability to raise outside capital, yielding a floor on personal wealth required to enter entrepreneurship. Credible auditing could create...
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structure and extent of interlocking directorates within Indian business groups and analyses the performance effects of such … important nodes in the directorial network. The paper also shows that directorial interlocks improve the performance of group …
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We apply a game-theoretic model to the analysis of the recent spate of corporate scandals in which firms have cheated their investors, often with the aid of external auditors. We characterize the different types of equilibria that obtain for different parameter ranges in an auditors absence (the...
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