2017
DOI: 10.17261/pressacademia.2017.754
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The dynamic association between CEO-duality and bank performance: the moderating role of board size

Abstract: Purpose -The aim of this study is to examine the association between CEO-duality and bank financial performance in Turkey. Methodology -All parameter estimates of regression models are based on the system GMM panel regression analyses. Our data covers all commercial banks operating in Turkish banking sector during the period 2007-2013. Findings -Our empirical results imply that CEO-duality has a significantly positive effect on bank financial performance measured by the ratio of net income to the average total… Show more

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“…Therefore CEO duality can have a significant positive impact on bank performance, so the hypothesis in this study can be supported. This finding is supported by other research, including Isik (2017) which investigated the relationship between CEO duality and the financial performance of Turkish banks. On the other hand, these findings differ from the results of research conducted by Naseem et al (2020) and Gyamerah et al (2020) which state that CEO duality hurts performance in banking.…”
Section: Previous Study and Hypothesis Corporate Governancesupporting
confidence: 81%
“…Therefore CEO duality can have a significant positive impact on bank performance, so the hypothesis in this study can be supported. This finding is supported by other research, including Isik (2017) which investigated the relationship between CEO duality and the financial performance of Turkish banks. On the other hand, these findings differ from the results of research conducted by Naseem et al (2020) and Gyamerah et al (2020) which state that CEO duality hurts performance in banking.…”
Section: Previous Study and Hypothesis Corporate Governancesupporting
confidence: 81%
“…The persistence of bank profitability is well documented in prior banking literature (Trujillo-Ponce, 2013;Isik, 2017;Yüksel al., 2018;Song et al, 2019;Horobet et al, 2021). We assess the relationship between LTDR and profitability using a fixed-effects GMM estimation approach to account for profit persistence and endogeneity that might develop owing to unobservable heterogeneity, as well as possible reverse causality from profitability to bank-specific variables.…”
Section: Estimation Methodologymentioning
confidence: 69%