Board characteristics and financial institutions’ performance: Evidence from an emerging market

Bajaher, Mohammed Saleh; Thabet, Omer Bin; Alshehri, A. M.; Alshehri, Fatimah

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“…Descriptive statistics were used for the data analysis. In line with Bajaher et al (2021), to test the relationships and multicollinearity among the independent variables, Pearson product moment correlation was used and the collinear variables were dropped. The multiple regression analysis technique that dominates in previous studies was employed.…”

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“…The performance indices observed in corporate finance research include return on assets (ROA), return on equity (ROE), earnings per share (EPS) as used by Bajaher et al (2021), Desoky and Mousa (2013), dividends per share (DPS), and market price per share (MPPS) (Akdogan & Boyacioglu, 2014). ROA shows the profitability of total asset investment, whereas ROE shows the profitability of shareholders' investment.…”

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Ownership Structure and Bank Performance in Emerging Market Economy: Evidence From Nigerian Listed Deposit Money Banks

Nwude,

Zakirai,

Nwude

2023

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In the emerging market economies the influencing power of different strands of ownership structure and ownership concentration on the risk-adjusted returns on assets and equity, dividend yield, earnings, and cost-to income ratio of listed deposit money banks has not been thoroughly investigated. The diminutive research and equivocal findings of previous studies on this subject create grounds for further investigation. Therefore, the aim of this study is to investigate the extent to which these three constructs relate in listed deposit money banks an emerging market economy, Nigeria. Panel data multiple regressions were applied to data extracted from the annual reports from 2009 to 2020 to test the six hypotheses. The results indicate that the disaggregated ownership structure and concentrated ownership relate positively and significantly to the bank performance indices, thereby supporting convergence of owners and managers interests which reduces the agency problems and increases the financial performance of firms. The novelty of this study is the introduction of new indices for measuring performance, ownership structure and concentration which are total departure from the usual method in both emerging and developed market economies. Further research can be extended in other economies using the same computational methods.

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Ownership Structure and Bank Performance in Emerging Market Economy: Evidence From Nigerian Listed Deposit Money Banks

Nwude,

Zakirai,

Nwude

2023

SAGE Open

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Impact of board gender diversity on the financial performance of the manufacturing and service companies listed on the Amman Stock Exchange

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Abuaddous

Alwashah

2021

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This study seeks to explore the significance of board gender diversity and its impact on the financial performance of the manufacturing and service companies listed on the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) between 2013–2018. Prior studies have determined several benefits of female presence in the boardroom. However, gender diversity’s impact on financial performance is still unclear due to the mixed findings regarding this relation. In addition, studies about gender diversity roles in Jordanian companies’ performance are missing in the literature. Hence, in order to fill this gap, data from the listed companies was extracted from the ASE website with a total sample of 1088 companies as follows: 294 manufacturing companies (27%) and 794 service companies (73%). The results showed more males (96.2%) than females (3.8%) on the board of directors among the listed manufacturing and service companies. The manufacturing and service companies reported a mean Tobin’s Q value of 1.044 (SD = 2.164) and 1.304 (SD = 3.554), respectively. Results show that the linear regression shows that board gender diversity has a statistically significant impact on Tobin’s Q (p = 0.043) and ROA (p = 0.062). Therefore, there is a need for both the manufacturing and service companies to consider increasing the number of female members on the board for better financial performance

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Board characteristics and financial institutions’ performance: Evidence from an emerging market

Cited by 5 publications

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Ownership Structure and Bank Performance in Emerging Market Economy: Evidence From Nigerian Listed Deposit Money Banks

Ownership Structure and Bank Performance in Emerging Market Economy: Evidence From Nigerian Listed Deposit Money Banks

Editorial: Insights into the future blended learning and corporate governance research in a COVID-19 world

Impact of board gender diversity on the financial performance of the manufacturing and service companies listed on the Amman Stock Exchange

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