Presenting a Prediction Model for CEO Compensation Sensitivity using Meta-heuristic Algorithms (Genetics and Particle Swarm) by Saeed Khaljastani, Habib Piri, Reza Sotoudeh

“…Objective To reduce the conflict of interests between managers and shareholders, it is crucial to focus on the sharing of benefits. …”
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Brand Image as a Strategic Lever for Mergers and Acquisitions in the Financial Services Sector in South Africa by Ridwaan Asmal, Marlini Moodley

“…Companies in a M&A are in most instances preoccupied in pursuit of increasing the shareholder value and securing the biggest market share through effective branding. …”
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Financial Sustainability and Value of Joint-Stock Companies from Food Industry in Central and Eastern Europe by Serhiy Zabolotnyy, Natalia Wasilewska, Mirosław Wasilewski

“…Increase of volume of assets, shareholders’ equity and revenues demonstrated an improvement of financial sustainability and resulted in growing valuations of companies in the study period. …”
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Nature as a stakeholder: including nature in corporate governance practices to meet the EU corporate sustainability reporting directive by Tineke Lambooy, Ebba Hooft Toomey, Alexandra Pimor, Daan van Apeldoorn, Lucy Ward, Pooja Sharma, Jacobien Viets, Tessa Van Soest

“…It consists of four models: Nature as Inspiration, Nature as Advisor, Nature as Director, and Nature as Shareholder. These models and the underlying framework provide essential context for understanding the changing landscape of corporate governance and meaningful tools for academics, legal and financial consultants, and businesses interested in understanding emerging Nature-inclusive corporate governance models.…”
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The financialization of healthcare by Norberto Montani Martins, Carlos Ocké-Reis

“…A set of financialization indexes is developed, addressing: (i) asset financialization; (ii) liability financialization; and (iii) the maximization of shareholder value. Economic-financial data and financial statements made available by the Brazilian Regulatory Agency for Private Health Insurance (ANS) are used to build such indexes. …”
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Recognition of the “membership” criterion as the only one for qualification of corporate relations: problematic aspects by Yu. M. Zhornokui

“…The authorised capital is important only as an indicator for determining the management procedure i.e. how many votes a participant (shareholder, member) has.…”
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A Technique to Predict Bankruptcy Using Ultimate Ownership Network as Key Indicators by Dyah Sulistyowati Rahayu, Zaäfri Ananto Husodo, Jan Pidanic, Xue Li, Heru Suhartanto

“…Notably, the influence of executive and shareholder indirect bankruptcy rates becomes increasingly prominent in predicting distress. …”
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DIVIDEND POLICY AND MARKET VALUE OF NIGERIAN LISTED DEPOSIT MONEY BANKS by Oyewole Oladunni AJIBOYE, Yemisi F BOSUN-FAKUNLE, Johnson Kolawole OLOWOOKERE

“…It was recommended that bank management should pay attractive dividend regularly to their respective shareholder. Also, there should be regulation as to paying dividend regularly. …”
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DETERMINANTS OF CORPORATE TAX AGGRESSIVENESS IN NIGERIAN DEPOSIT MONEY BANKS by Bilikisu Roseline Yusuf, Samson Adewale Adediran

“… The profit mɑking motives of business enterprise ɑnd the quest to meet up with shɑreholder expectɑtion especially in banking industry hɑs resulted in ɑmong other ɑctivities in the firm to tɑx ɑvoidɑnce meɑsures. …”
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Credit Management and Performance of selected financial Institutions in Kabale District, Uganda by Joshua, Muhumuza

“…The study confirmed that financial institution’s profitability levels decline as a result of increasing non-performing loans as the bank will fail to meet their set targets, bank expense will increase because of collection efforts and shareholder’s return decreases drastically. It also established that to a large extent capital adequacy impacted on the performance of financial institutions studied as capital enhances earnings by reducing expected financial distress; capital makes the institution to remain liquid in the face of non-performing loans and also the bank uses this capital to provide for delinquent loans, which indicates a strong positive relationship between capital adequacy and performance. …”
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Predicting the delisted companies of Tehran Stock Exchange using machine learning based algorithms by Aminollah Zarghami, Meysam Doaei, Abtin Boostani

“…This study by filling this gap, suggests to researchers to use other classifiers, combine several classifiers together to better cover the errors of each, combine classifiers with each other and weigh in a way that is more accurate, add other variables influential in the dismissal of companies, including the ownership structure and shareholder composition can have other results.…”
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PLATFORM CAPITALISM AS THE SOURCE OF DIGITAL RENTIER’S SUPERPROFIT by I. M. Stepnov, J. A. Kovalchuk

“…The authors proved that the limitations of the ability to business control should lead to the fact that the expected return rate from the digital platform’s investments of the rentier should be significantly higher than for the shareholder. The article is debatable, the provisions and conclusions require further research.…”
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Triple pillars of sustainable finance: The role of green finance, CSR, and digitalization on bank performance in Bangladesh by Shaikh Masrick Hasan, K. M. Anwarul Islam, Tawfiq Taleb Tawfiq, Priya Saha

“…However, corporate social responsibility (CSR) demonstrates a statistically significant positive effect on ROE through positive marketing, enhancing reputation, and building shareholder loyalty towards banks. Conversely, digitalization shows a statistically significant negative effect on performance, implying that initial implementation costs and challenges may outweigh the benefits. …”
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WHY DO VIETNAMESE FIRMS HOLD CASH? by Nguyễn Thanh Hồng Ân, Hoàng Mai Phương

“…Firstly, the fact that firms with low growth opportunities have higher cash holding ratios indicates that these firms’ board of directors may have been inefficient in monitoring and disciplining the behavior of firms’ executives toward shareholder interests. Secondly, the fact that Vietnamese firms have low and dwindling cash holdings in recent years and use their cash stock mainly for transactional and precautionary purposes may be a sign of internal resource deficiency. …”
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Design and validation of value-oriented strategic marketing model in Iranian airlines by Majid Ahang, Naser Azad, Abdullah Naami, Alireza Rousta

“…Therefore, companies are responsible for determining the value delivered based on their strategies and shareholder values ​​(Tuominen & Matthyssens, 2022).  …”
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How Does Foreign Equity Right Impact Manufacturing Enterprise Innovation Behaviors? Mediation Test Based on Technology Introduction by Shan Cen, Lianshui Li, Weijun Cui

“…Based on the survey data regarding the manufacturing sector of China enterprises conducted by the World Bank in 2012, this paper conducts an empirical study on the relationship between foreign shareholding and enterprise innovation behaviors. The research findings include two aspects; that is, (1) foreign shareholding has significantly positive impacts on enterprise innovation behaviors; (2) technology introduction plays a complete mediating effect in foreign shareholding and enterprise innovation behaviors. …”
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Structure de propriété et partage de la valeur ajoutée : application aux entreprises françaises non financières du SBF120 by Moufida Labadi, Mehdi Nekhili

“…Conflicts of interests between employees and shareholders mainly arise during the distribution of the value added since each party tends to maximize its share at the expense of the other. …”
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The effect of product market competition and growth opportunity on the relationship between ownership concentration and abnormal returns by Rahim Bonabi Ghadim, Shabnam Rajaee, Davod Mostafazadeh

“…Purpose: Ownership concentration can lead to the agency problem between dominant shareholders and minority shareholders (ownership conflict) and the existence of product market competition as a substitute for strong corporate governance and the existence of growth opportunities that can affect the future performance of the company due to information uncertainty, the intensity of management oversight and thus the efficiency of ownership concentration can be affected. …”
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The effect of capital structure and company size on profit management with profitability as a moderating variable by Dewi Kurniawati, Agus Munandar

“…Agency problems arise because there is a gap in interests between shareholders or principals as shareholders and agents who are authorized parties or managers to run the company's business. …”
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Moderating effect of economic instability in the relationship between concentration of control and market value: empirical evidence in Latin America by Dante Baiardo C. Cavalcante Viana Junior, Daniel Ferreira Caixe, Vera Maria Rodrigues Ponte

“…Thus, this study provides empirical evidence that times of economic instability encourage controlling shareholders to act even more strongly in their own interests, which may result in the expropriation of the wealth of smaller shareholders.…”
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