Review of Corporate Governance Bundle

Al-Baidhani, Ahmed Mohsen

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“…This paper contributes to a very limited empirical literature on the interaction between different corporate governance mechanisms in emerging economies, generally, and the Middle East countries, particularly. According to Al-Baidhani (2014), the institutional setting in emerging economies requires a different bundle of corporate governance mechanisms than developed countries as corporate governance conflicts in emerging economies are mainly principal-principal rather than principal-agent. According to DeFond and Francis (2005), while it is important to understand the manner in which competing governance mechanisms interact, there is a lack of research on such interaction.…”

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Does audit committee substitute or complement other corporate governance mechanisms

Hassan

Hijazi

Naser³

2017

MAJ

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the relation between audit committee (AC) and a set of other corporate governance mechanisms in one of the emerging economies, United Arab of Emirates (UAE). In particular, the current study examines whether an effective AC can serve as a substitute or as a complement mechanism to board characteristics and ownership structure of Emirati listed non-financial companies. Design/methodology/approach Using substitution and complementary theories, a panel data from 48 nonfinancial companies listed on the UAE Stock Exchanges [Abu Dhabi Stock Exchange and Dubai Financial Market] during the period between 2011 and 2013 were used in the current study. A composite measure of four proxies has been used to measure the AC effectiveness, namely, AC size, independence, financial expertise and diligence. To test the hypotheses formulated for the study, a logistic regression model was used to identify the influence of a set of board characteristics and ownership structure variables on the effectiveness of the AC after controlling for firm size, auditor type, industry type and profitability. Findings While AC effectiveness appeared to be positively associated with board size and board independence, it is negatively associated with CEO duality. This points to a complementary governance relation. On the other hand, the negative relationship between AC effectiveness and each of institutional and government ownership suggests substitutive relations. Research limitations/implications The main shortcoming of the current study is that it examines the influence of a certain set of corporate governance factors on the effectiveness of AC. Other corporate governance mechanisms may, however, contribute to the effectiveness of AC. The findings of the study can be used by companies’ managements and regulators in the UAE to improve the corporate governance system. Originality/value To the best of researchers’ knowledge, this study provides the first evidence about the interaction among multiple governance mechanisms required by the code of corporate governance issued by the UAE Ministry of Economy in 2009. The current paper is expected to add to the limited AC literature in Middle East and North African countries in general and Arab World in particular.

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Does audit committee substitute or complement other corporate governance mechanisms

Hassan

Hijazi

Naser³

2017

MAJ

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“…Brown et al (2011) clamam por teorias que expliquem de forma complementar as práticas de Governança Corporativa. Os pesquisadores têm buscado explorar o uso de teorias diferentes das usualmente utilizadas na área, como: Teoria da Firma, Teoria do Custo de Transação, Teoria Politica e Sociológica, Teoria da Visão Baseada em Recursos, Teoria Institucional, Teoria dos Acionistas (shareholder), Teoria das Partes Relacionadas (stakeholder), Teoria do Procurador (stewardship) (BRENNAN e SOLOMON, 2008; PING e ANDY, 2011; AFZA e NAZIR, 2014; AL- BAIDHANI, 2014;SHEN et al, 2016; AHMAD e OMAR, 2016). São exploradas novas concepções e resultados para a Governança Corporativa, bem como contextos sociais específicos, como o das economias em desenvolvimento (AFZA e NAZIR, 2014;SHEN et al, 2016).…”

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Governança Corporativa e Fenomenografia: Revisão de Literatura e Proposição de Abordagem Teórico-Metodológica

Trevia

Jardim

Rocha-Pinto

2020

ROC

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O campo da Governança Corporativa vem sendo objeto de estudos organizacionais que indicam a necessidade de novas perspectivas teóricas e metodológicas a serem consideradas em pesquisas na área. Esse interesse foi identificado em uma revisão da literatura sobre Governança Corporativa, com foco em identificar consolidações de discussões teóricas e metodológicas na área. Este artigo discute uma abordagem de pesquisa qualitativa e interpretativa que pode contribuir tanto para a evolução das teorias quanto para o desenvolvimento desta prática organizacional. Constatou-se que a prática de Governança Corporativa pode ser considerada como um sistema contextualizado, dinâmico e aberto, tornando o campo propenso à proposição da fenomenografia como uma abordagem teórico-metodológica, a qual se verificou que possui as características que atendem às necessidades de pesquisa, podendo gerar resultados inovadores.

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“…Predicting the power MOSFET losses is of primary importance for an optimum thermal design of the heatsink or cooling system, a fundamental aspect in many different high power sector such as automotive, railway and avionics [1]- [6]. Switching power converter are commonly based on PWM DC-DC converters which are simple, require a low number of components, and are widely investigated [7]- [11]. However the operations of these circuits is largely affected by parasitic components introduced by actual devices utilized in assembly the converter circuits [14]- [19].…”

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Analytical Model of Power MOSFET Switching Losses due to Parasitic Components

Locorotondo

Pugi

Corti

et al. 2019

2019 IEEE 5th International Forum on Research and Technology for Society and Industry (RTSI)

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In this paper the effect of parasitic elements on the MOSFETs switching transient through a linear and timevarying electrical model is presented. In particular, the effect of non-linear junction capacitances and the stray inductances have been studied and compared in terms of switching loss and waveform overshoot and ringing. The results obtained with the proposed model are validated by comparison between the model implemented in Matlab/Simulink and LTspice simulations. Considerations about the impact of stray inductances and switching energy losses are conducted and some observations to reduce energy losses are proposed.

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Review of Corporate Governance Bundle

Cited by 4 publications

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Does audit committee substitute or complement other corporate governance mechanisms

Does audit committee substitute or complement other corporate governance mechanisms

Governança Corporativa e Fenomenografia: Revisão de Literatura e Proposição de Abordagem Teórico-Metodológica

Analytical Model of Power MOSFET Switching Losses due to Parasitic Components

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