Business, Management and Accounting
5 years ago

Corporate board structure impacts firm performance in Malaysia, study finds.

International Journal of Finance & Economics
Dynamic relationship between corporate board structure and firm performance: Evidence from Malaysia
Muhammad Tahir Khan, Qadri Aljabri, Naveed Saif

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Corporate governance structures, like the composition of a company's board of directors, can impact its financial performance. A study in Malaysia looked at how board size, CEO duality, and non-executive directors influence firm performance. Using a dynamic panel model, the researchers found that these factors have a significant effect on how well a company does. The results support the idea that good governance can lead to better outcomes for shareholders.