Board Structure and Corporate Performance: Evidence from Public-Listed Family-Ownership in Malaysia

Samad, M. Fazilah Abdul; Amir, Afizar; Ibrahim, Haslindar

doi:10.2139/ssrn.1292182

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“…According to Lita et al (2014), industrialized nations pay greater attention to environmental issues and corporate practices than developing nations, notably in terms of community awareness and government rules and regulations. Meanwhile, Malaysian hotels are more concerned with their facilities and services than with their environmental policies and practices (Samad et al, 2008). Green practices are recognized as a crucial component of the hotel sector to investigate in the present day, as environmental consciousness has been growing worldwide.…”

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Harvesting sustainability: Navigating green practices and barriers in Lebanon's hospitality sector

Ashaal,

Bakri,

AlKhatib

et al. 2024

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In today's dynamic business milieu, the imperative of eco‐consciousness in hospitality cannot be overstated. This study focuses on Lebanon's burgeoning hotel industry, investigating its journey towards sustainability. Through qualitative content analysis and interviews with eight hotel managers, we unveil a crucial revelation: the integration of green practices not only enhances customer satisfaction but also engenders loyalty and positive referrals. This strategic pivot not only bestows hotels with a competitive edge but also positions them as champions of eco‐friendly experiences, resulting in tangible financial benefits and an expanded market share. Consequently, this fosters environmental sustainability within the sector, echoing its broader implications in environmental management discourse. Moreover, our research significantly contributes to institutional theory and stakeholder theory, offering valuable insights into the antecedents and consequences of green initiatives within organizational contexts. By delving into the intricate dynamics between institutional pressures and stakeholder expectations, the study provides a nuanced perspective on the drivers behind the adoption of sustainable practices in Lebanese hotels.

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Section: Green Practices In Hotelsmentioning

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Harvesting sustainability: Navigating green practices and barriers in Lebanon's hospitality sector

Ashaal,

Bakri,

AlKhatib

et al. 2024

Bus Strat Dev

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“…For the purposes of this study, a family-controlled company needed to satisfy the following three requirements: a. in the Malaysian context, the family has a minimum of 30% voting rights (via direct and indirect shareholdings) in the company; 20% voting rights is sufficient for effective control (Hashim 2011;La Porta and Shleifer 1999;Ibrahim et al 2008); b. the family must be a substantial shareholder (Hashim and Devi 2009); and c. at least two family members on the board must have executive authority (Ali et al 2007;Hashim 2011;Hashim and Devi 2009;Ibrahim and Samad 2010).…”

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Impact of ownership structure on the level of voluntary disclosure: a study of listed family-controlled companies in Malaysia

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This paper investigates the level of voluntary disclosure in the annual reports of listed companies in Malaysia by examining the impact of ownership structure. A mixed methods approach was adopted to analyse the content and level of information disclosed voluntarily in companies' annual reports. Familycontrolled companies tend to voluntarily disclose information in relation to external factors and global conditions. Most family-controlled companies provide financial warnings in their disclosures. Studies that examine a voluntary disclosure practice by family-controlled companies in Malaysia are limited. As such, little is known about the effect of ownership structure on the level of voluntary disclosure.

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“…Untuk accounting-based, variabel nya return on assets (ROA). Sedangkan variable untuk market-based adalah Tobin's Q. ROA didefinisikan sebagai laba bersih dibagi dengan nilai buku total aset (Anderson & Reeb, 2003;Chu & Cheah, 2004;Ng, 2005;Chen et al, 2005;Martinez et al, 2007;Maury, 2006;Samad et al, 2008). …”

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Board Structure and Corporate Performance: Evidence from Public-Listed Family-Ownership in Malaysia

Cited by 10 publications

References 62 publications

Harvesting sustainability: Navigating green practices and barriers in Lebanon's hospitality sector

Harvesting sustainability: Navigating green practices and barriers in Lebanon's hospitality sector

Impact of ownership structure on the level of voluntary disclosure: a study of listed family-controlled companies in Malaysia

Implikasi Corporate Governance terhadap Kinerja Family Business di Indonesia

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