Understanding Minority Shareholders' Perceptions Pertaining To Corporate Governance Practices In Malaysia

Corporate Governance is concerned about the establishment of structures, processes and mechanisms by which businesses and affairs of the firms are directed, managed and monitored. The presence of effective corporate governance mechanisms are believed to generate long term stakeholders‟ values at lar...

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Main Author: Lee, Mun Jye
Format: Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)
Language:English
Published: 2010
Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/24651/
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description Corporate Governance is concerned about the establishment of structures, processes and mechanisms by which businesses and affairs of the firms are directed, managed and monitored. The presence of effective corporate governance mechanisms are believed to generate long term stakeholders‟ values at large through the accountability of managers and enhancing the firms‟ performances. This research makes an attempt to understand the minority shareholders‟ perceptions pertaining to certain corporate governance practices in Malaysia such as the corporate governance and firms‟ performances, the roles and effectiveness of various governance mechanisms, especially the family groups, managers, controlling shareholders and boards of directors of the firms.
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spelling nottingham-246512018-01-18T19:33:35Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/24651/ Understanding Minority Shareholders' Perceptions Pertaining To Corporate Governance Practices In Malaysia Lee, Mun Jye Corporate Governance is concerned about the establishment of structures, processes and mechanisms by which businesses and affairs of the firms are directed, managed and monitored. The presence of effective corporate governance mechanisms are believed to generate long term stakeholders‟ values at large through the accountability of managers and enhancing the firms‟ performances. This research makes an attempt to understand the minority shareholders‟ perceptions pertaining to certain corporate governance practices in Malaysia such as the corporate governance and firms‟ performances, the roles and effectiveness of various governance mechanisms, especially the family groups, managers, controlling shareholders and boards of directors of the firms. 2010 Dissertation (University of Nottingham only) NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/24651/1/LeeMunJye.pdf Lee, Mun Jye (2010) Understanding Minority Shareholders' Perceptions Pertaining To Corporate Governance Practices In Malaysia. [Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)] (Unpublished)
spellingShingle Lee, Mun Jye
Understanding Minority Shareholders' Perceptions Pertaining To Corporate Governance Practices In Malaysia
title Understanding Minority Shareholders' Perceptions Pertaining To Corporate Governance Practices In Malaysia
title_full Understanding Minority Shareholders' Perceptions Pertaining To Corporate Governance Practices In Malaysia
title_fullStr Understanding Minority Shareholders' Perceptions Pertaining To Corporate Governance Practices In Malaysia
title_full_unstemmed Understanding Minority Shareholders' Perceptions Pertaining To Corporate Governance Practices In Malaysia
title_short Understanding Minority Shareholders' Perceptions Pertaining To Corporate Governance Practices In Malaysia
title_sort understanding minority shareholders' perceptions pertaining to corporate governance practices in malaysia
url https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/24651/