From pillars to new horizons in corporate governance research

Hundal, Shab; Kostyuk, Alexander; Govorun, Dmytro

doi:10.22495/cgsetpt_ed

Corporate Governance: A Search for Emerging Trends in the Pandemic Times 2021

DOI: 10.22495/cgsetpt_ed

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From pillars to new horizons in corporate governance research

Shab Hundal¹,

Alexander Kostyuk²,

Dmytro Govorun³

Abstract: This international online conference ― Corporate Governance: A Search for Emerging Trends in the Pandemic Times held by the team and international scholarly network of Virtus Global Center for Corporate Governance is an excellent platform to present, discuss and share the most recent ideas in the corporate governance research. This conference is the third scholarly online forum held by the team of Virtus GCCR since May 2020. There are more than 20 accepted presentations from scholars from various countries of … Show more

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Endogeneity and the Dynamics of Corporate Governance and Innovation in India’s Manufacturing Sector

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Haque

2023

Business Perspectives and Research

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This article presents the System Generalized Method of Moments (SGMM) results on the empirical association between innovation and corporate governance for a panel data set of 88 manufacturing companies in India listed on the NSE 200 Index from 2014 to 2020. GMM approach controls the potential sources of endogeneity inherent in the innovation—corporate governance relationship which mainly arises due to unobserved heterogeneity and simultaneity bias. We empirically analyze corporate governance and innovation to understand the market value of research and development practices of manufacturing companies in India. Our results indicate that Board size, Board meetings, and CEO duality support the “value creation” hypothesis of corporate governance of manufacturing companies in India. However, ownership concentration and Board meeting contradict “value creation hypotheses.” Therefore, this study identifies various factors of corporate governance that can help manufacturing companies in India in innovation and growth options. Further, this study recommends that ownership concentration and Board meetings should be properly assessed, as the concentrated owners should not merely act as expropriates, but rather should enable the long-term sustainability of the firm by taking the initiative, which enhances growth.

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Endogeneity and the Dynamics of Corporate Governance and Innovation in India’s Manufacturing Sector

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Haque

2023

Business Perspectives and Research

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Editorial: A cross-disciplinary approach to the business strategy research

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An information technology and innovation committee to guide digital transformations

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Bode²

2021

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In corporate governance, more dedicated attention to digital transformations is becoming essential. This research applies design science to design an information technology and innovation (IT&I) committee as an integral part of corporate governance for organisations that are engaging in digital transformations. This research builds on the work of Turel and Bart (2014). In our research, we conclude that the seven Dutch studied organisations, which are engaging in digital transformations, have corporate governance challenges for the board of directors related to these transformations. These challenges include the presence of digital capabilities and experience, as well as having sufficient dedication and focus on digital transformation. In most organizations, the audit committee addresses the risks associated with information technology including digital transformations. However, our research shows that the audit committee by default does not focus on business opportunities of digital transformations. Our research proposes a design for an IT&I committee, which enhances corporate governance, as well as the long-term value creation by means of IT, technology, and innovation. The IT&I committee councils and monitors digital transformations and facilitates decision-making by the board of directors. Overall, the results of our research suggest that installing an IT&I committee improves corporate governance for organisations that are engaging in digital transformations.

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From pillars to new horizons in corporate governance research

Cited by 12 publications

References 13 publications

Endogeneity and the Dynamics of Corporate Governance and Innovation in India’s Manufacturing Sector

Endogeneity and the Dynamics of Corporate Governance and Innovation in India’s Manufacturing Sector

Editorial: A cross-disciplinary approach to the business strategy research

An information technology and innovation committee to guide digital transformations

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