Influence of Organizational Contingencies on Financial Performance: Mediating Role of Crisis Management

Zaidan, Ali Shakir; Khaw, Khai Wah; Chew, XinYing; Alnoor, Alhamzah; Ganesan, Yuvaraj; Sadaa, Abdullah Mohammed

doi:10.18267/j.cebr.320

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“…Also, the agency's difficulties in the banking industry differ from the agency's difficulties in other areas for stakeholders; because the financial industry has many more stakeholders than non-financial sectors, the nature of financial institutions' operation as 'opaque and complicated' can change very fast. Additionally, the difficulty of the risks faced by the financial sector makes these risks a severe concern to the board of directors (Din et al, 2021;Ganesan et al, 2022;Quoc Trung, 2021;Zaidan et al, 2023). Therefore, the inefficiency of administration leads to opportunistic decisions in granting credit with insufficient guarantees to achieve revenues and services, which leads to unequal information and severe damage when part of these loans falters (Nesrine, 2019).…”

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The Impact of Corporate Governance Practices on Non-Performing Loans in Iraqi Banks; The Moderating Effect of Concentrated Ownership

Sadaa

Ganesan²,

Yet³

et al. 2023

JPAG

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This study aims to examine the connection between corporate governance mechanisms and non-performing loans (NPLs) using agency theory. In addition, the study examines the moderating effect of concentrated ownership (CO) between NPLs and financial distress. The study adopts a sample of 42 Iraqi banks from 2017–2021 with 210 observations. Panel estimation utilised a regression estimator to test the research hypotheses of the study. Three regression models were used to test the hypotheses after obtaining the appropriate model. Our findings showed that non-executive directors, board financial experience, and risk management committee affected NPLs negatively. At the same time, the audit committee was an insignificant effect on NPLs. Moreover, concentrated ownership as moderating interacts with the relationship between corporate governance factors and NPLs. This study enhances the knowledge and implications of the theory used for corporate governance dimensions. It provides feedback and a map through which Iraqi regulators and decision-makers can improve the effectiveness of corporate governance practices in relation to NPLs control, which should enable Iraqi regulators and policymakers to improve the corporate governance system, especially since corporate governance is a new issue in Iraq. The study also offers the researchers, academics, regulators, and policymakers' proof of the detrimental impact of CO on NPLs since this study provided an original contribution by using CO in this position. Therefore, evaluating CO as a moderating function provides several literary and theoretical insights that can be a focusing area of future studies.

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Section: Corporate Governance and Non-performing Loansmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Impact of Corporate Governance Practices on Non-Performing Loans in Iraqi Banks; The Moderating Effect of Concentrated Ownership

Sadaa

Ganesan²,

Yet³

et al. 2023

JPAG

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“…It encourages managerial innovation and efficiency, enabling the company's management to identify its financial interests more carefully, thereby stimulating management's creativity and improving financial sustainability. In general, we aim to identify financial sustainability in finance organizations of a developing country, which is Iraq, a country that is characterized by high financial risk [24,25].…”

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Benchmarking Methodology of Banks Based on Financial Sustainability Using CRITIC and RAFSI Techniques

Ali,

Hussain,

Alnoor

et al. 2023

Decis. Mak. Appl. Manag. Eng.

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This study aims to determine the influence of financial risks on the financial sustainability of Iraq banks, in contrast considering the moderator role of financial expertise and the risk of directors’ riskiest directorships. Moreover, the investment attractiveness has also been accounted for specifying the mediating impact between the moderator variables and financial sustainability. Robust random effect model was employed to investigate the determinants of financial sustainability for the listed banks on the Iraqi stock trade and the Iraqi financial marketplace. In addition, multicriteria decision-making techniques were utilized to rank the banks from the best to worst based on financial sustainability. This study has examined 19 Iraqi banks over 14 years from 2007 to 2020 (266 observations), during the development of the Iraqi corporate governance cod. The findings indicate that financial risk has a negative influence on the financial sustainability of Iraq. Furthermore, the link between financial risks and financial sustainability is fully mediated by investment attractiveness. In this context, financial expertise and the relinquishing of directors’ riskiest directorships have an interactive role in the link among investment attractiveness and financial sustainability indicators. Multi-criteria decision making (MCDM) results revealed that the best bank in terms of financial sustainability is BTRI and the worst bank is BNOR. The findings enable managers to develop strategies to mitigate financial risk in phases and prepare for future unpredicted risks. Hence, the results provided an insight to practitioners regarding the best banks in terms of financial sustainability in order to invest and deal with them.

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Impact of Intellectual Capital and Organisational Culture on Financial Performance: Mediation by Knowledge Management in Higher Education Institutions in Libya

Aghel,

Azam,

Kassim

2024

JBSEE

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Purpose: Sustained volatility has worse affected, again, the already, noteworthy decline in the financial performance of Libya’s higher education system since the year 2011. Hence, the purpose of this paper is to develop a conceptual frame work that would help in understanding the factors that affects the financial position of Libyan university. Design/Methodology/Approach: The intended study will adopt a quantitative research approach and data collection tool for the study will be through a questionnaire survey. The participants of the sample will be the people occupying the positions of directors of the Office of Administrative and Financial Affairs, chiefs and senior managers of financial departments, accountants, auditors, and other officials engaged in financial administration. All the information collected from the survey shall be tested by structural equation modeling (SEM) in the AMOS program. Findings: This study significantly advances our understanding of how organizational culture, knowledge management, and intellectual capital impact the financial performance of higher education institutions in Libya. The findings provide actionable insights and tools for financial stakeholders, policymakers, and decision-makers to enhance financial performance within these institutions effectively. Implications/Originality/Value: This study aims to address the existing gaps in the present literature on organizational culture, knowledge management, intellectual capital, and their influence on financial performance in higher education. The study's results will have practical ramifications for financial professionals, regulators, and stakeholders, providing useful insights and methods to improve the financial performance of Libyan higher education institutions

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Influence of Organizational Contingencies on Financial Performance: Mediating Role of Crisis Management

Cited by 3 publications

References 107 publications

The Impact of Corporate Governance Practices on Non-Performing Loans in Iraqi Banks; The Moderating Effect of Concentrated Ownership

The Impact of Corporate Governance Practices on Non-Performing Loans in Iraqi Banks; The Moderating Effect of Concentrated Ownership

Benchmarking Methodology of Banks Based on Financial Sustainability Using CRITIC and RAFSI Techniques

Impact of Intellectual Capital and Organisational Culture on Financial Performance: Mediation by Knowledge Management in Higher Education Institutions in Libya

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