the impact of corporate governance (cg) on firm performance: evidence from emerging countries banking industry
Abstract: The aim of the study to find if there is an impact caused by corporate governance
(CG) on the firm performance (FP) using ROA as a measure. The study covered
the listed 9 commercial banks in the Kuwait Stock Exchange. The period covered
in this study is 10 years starting from 2011 until 2020. The study used the number
of members of the board of directors (BoD), role duality of CEO and chairperson of
the BoD and the number of women in the board of director as variables representing
the CG. The data was processed and analyzed properly using regression model.
The study concludes that there is significant relationship between CG and firm performance.
Moreover, the variables of CG all have insignificant relationship with the ROA.
Furthermore, the bank size which represent the total assets have significant positive
relationship with the ROA. The researchers faced several limitations during the preparation
of the study, a handful suggestions has been given for future researchers to
overcome the limitation.
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