2018
DOI: 10.17512/pjms.2018.17.1.04
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Corporate Governance and Performance of the Financial Firms in Bahrain

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“…This relationship is justified by the possibility that large boards are more susceptible to inefficiency in the process of coordination, communication, and decision making. However, the result found in this research is in line with the findings of Haris et al (2019), Aktan et al (2018), Fidanoski et al (2014, Mehran (2012), Abdul et al (2014), Belhaj and Mateus (2016), Andres and Vallelado (2008), and Isik and Ince (2016), which suggest that the largest number of members assists in decision making, sharing knowledge and providing different views.…”
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“…This relationship is justified by the possibility that large boards are more susceptible to inefficiency in the process of coordination, communication, and decision making. However, the result found in this research is in line with the findings of Haris et al (2019), Aktan et al (2018), Fidanoski et al (2014, Mehran (2012), Abdul et al (2014), Belhaj and Mateus (2016), Andres and Vallelado (2008), and Isik and Ince (2016), which suggest that the largest number of members assists in decision making, sharing knowledge and providing different views.…”
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“…Regarding the variable referring to the percentage of independent board members (CI), a positive relation was observed, with a coefficient β of 0.217405, and significant, with a p-value of 0.098, with the proposed model. Aktan et al (2018), Liang et al (2013) and Pathan and Faff (2013) in their research have noted this relationship as significant and negative, arguing that bank independent advisors are only associated with regulatory compliance and that the availability of high-performance advisors may be limited.…”
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“…Source: own processing according to Wagner, 2009 Nowadays, the scientific literature provides number of research studies devoted to measuring the business performance and each author has different point of view for measuring business performance. Aktan et al (2018) explored the relationship between performance of the firms and corporate governance. The results suggested that board size, ownership concentration and auditor's reputation have a positive and significant impact on firm's Return on Assets, whereas the percentage of independent directors and the annual number of board meetings have negative and significant impact on firms' Return on Equity.…”
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confidence: 99%