The number of corporate failures in South Africa fluctuates greatly over time, and thecharacteristics of these fluctuations have not been investigated sufficiently. This paperexamines the trends in corporate failures, specifically for small medium and microenterprise (SMMEs) and private companies in ...
Over the last year, the Czech Securities Commission has issued a number of rules, which can be applied to minimize the risks and prevent market failures un... edová, Jindika 被引量: 0发表: 2003年 City Commercial Banks to Attach Importance to the Application of Internal Audit in Corporate...
This is in light of the latest major event of the 2008/9 global economic crises. These patterns of history date back from the end of the19th century through the great depression, the World War II period until the recent major corporate failures that happened worldwide.The future and nature ...
the community banking sector is particularly susceptible to concurrent failures. And a collapse of community banks en masse could well distort capital markets and disrupt the real economy. The systemic impact of small bank runs is not a mere theoretical possibility: according to the authors, the si...
Over the past decade, there has been a growing need to improve corporate board effectiveness, as evidenced by the prevalence of high-profile financial scandals and a significant number of corporate failures. To address this concern, there has been a recognition of the significance of board diversit...
riskier enterprises encouraged capital mobilization in emerging ventures and persistence in shareholding, and related investing was significantly associated with lower risk of corporate bank failures. The results support a more positive view of family networks in business organizations and in overall economic...
The “German Risk Study, Phase B” found that a core meltdown accident could result in complete failures of all structural containment, causing melted fuel to exit the reactor foundation within five days (cited in Bayer, Tromm, & Al-Omari 1989). Moreover, the study found that even in the...
Companies have to monitor, detect and prevent future wrongdoing, and they have to hold bad actors and weak supervisors accountable for their failures. In addition, DOJ’s recent changes reflect its fundamental frustration with the lack of cooperation by Human Resource professionals and their common ...
In 1992 the London Stock Exchange and the Financial Reporting Commission set up the Cadbury Commission to investigate the series of governance failures that had plagued the City of London such as the bankruptcies of BCCI, Polly Peck, and Robert Maxwell's Mirror Group. The conclusions that the ...
In Nigeria, the issues of corporate governance gained importance in the post-structural adjustment program (SAP) era. This era witnessed the growth of private ownership of financial institutions. Because of the weak corporate culture in these institutions, the incidence of corporate failures was high...