Beliefs and Accountability in an Islamic Bank

Alaudin, Ahmadasri; Shantapriyan, Paul; Adler, Ralph W.

doi:10.2139/ssrn.2275426

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“…Corporate governance mechanisms would enhance equity, increase transparency and firm's performance to the stakeholders (Shil, 2008). It also leads to legally maximizing the value of the shareholders, conduct ethically with sustainable basis (Norwani, Zam, & Chek, 2011). Good corporate governance also boost the firm value as well as shareholders' interest through its effect on cost of capital (Bozec.…”

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Corporate Governance and Firm Risk: Evidence from Malaysian Shariah Compliance Companies

Ismail

Sulaiman

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Humanities and Social Sciences Letters

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Contribution/Originality: This study contributes to existing literature by investigating the corporate governance (CG) mechanisms that influence firm's risk measured by cost of equity capital. directors which is an important element in the corporate governance. Thus, the introduction and establishment of Malaysian Code of Corporate Governance (MCCG) as well as the Bursa Malaysia Listing Requirement in 2001

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