Public listed companies
Determination of corporate real estate composition and performance for selected Malaysian public listed companies
... the companies also need to review their current practice to remain competitive in the market as CRE is increasingly recognized as a business resource that is capable of supporting business goals and strategies ...
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The Responses of Malaysian Public Listed Companies to the IFRS Convergence
... Malaysian public listed companies on IFRS convergence by looking specifically at the key antecedents of IFRS adoption and internal barriers faced by ...as companies are in the midst of ...
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Internal mechanisms of corporate governance and the likelihood of financial statements fraud: A study from Indonesian public listed companies
... Even though findings from relevant research [9] [10] [11] [12] conducted in several developed countries (the U.S., Canada, Australia) consistent with the agent-principal mechanisms [14] [15], there has been very limited ...
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Does Organizational Growth Contribute to Profitability? Evidence from Malaysian Public Listed Companies
... Malaysian public listed companies for the period of ...240 companies from various sectors listed on the Main Board of Bursa ...Malaysian public listed firms should ...
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CSR Inflections: An Overview of CSR Practices on Financial Performance by Public Listed Companies in Malaysia
... multinational companies to put the element of CSR in their decision making and to deliver high corporate ...Malaysian public listed companies (PLCs) specifically focus on consumer product and ...
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Same or Different? The CEO Labour Market in China's Public Listed Companies
... of public listed companies in China changed CEO in a given year (27% in 2001 and 24% in ...China’s public listed firms appoint their CEO from within: in 2005 three-quarters (74%) of new ...
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Corporate social responsibility and corporate governance in Indonesian public listed companies
... Abstract. This study aims to investigate whether theree has been a change in the level of corporate social responsibility (CSR) disclosure and to examine whether corporate governance attributes influence CSR disclosure ...
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Characteristics of boards of directors and board effectiveness : a study of Malaysian public listed companies
... In dynamic business environments, the roles of both current and emerging boards of directors are under pressure as they seek to undertake challenging responsibilities. Today, boards of directors are expected to perform ...
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Same or different? the CEO labour market in China's public listed companies
... of public listed companies in China changed CEO in a given year (27% in 2001 and 24% in ...China’s public listed firms appoint their CEO from within: in 2005 three-quarters (74%) of new ...
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Remuneration, remuneration committee, institutional investor and performance in family firms: evidence from Malaysia public listed companies
... According to the structure of a family firm, the same person is often on the board of directors and the remuneration committee. This thesis examines the relationship between remuneration and performance in family firms, ...
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Remuneration, remuneration committee, institutional investor and performance in family firms: evidence from Malaysia public listed companies
... publicly listed companies offer a wide range of investments, including Main Market (Main Board and Second Board) and ACE Market (effective starting 3 August 2009) ...many companies are interested in ...
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An investigation of the effect of financial leverage on firm financial performance in Saudi Arabia's public listed companies
... Z scores for each variable (where Z = the distance of each value from the mean, measured in SD) were computed to identify univariate outliers (extreme values that were not contiguous with normal frequency distributions, ...
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Social Security Funds Ownership and Firm Performance: The Evidence from Chinese Public Listed Companies
... Specifically, agency problem has been the major problems for corporate governance, existing in the listed company. Thomsen and Conyon (2012) found that Ownership structure becomes one of mechanism to improve firm ...
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Globalisation and ethnic integration in corporate Malaysia: The case of public listed companies in the Klang Valley and Penang
... empowers companies’ development of responsiveness to local market differences as well as local political ...the companies resemble a ‘co-ordinated federation’ ...enables companies to plan and execute ...
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The Effect of Oil Price Fluctuations on the Malaysian and Indonesian Stock Markets
... of public listed companies on Bursa Malaysia and the Jakarta Stock Exchange as proxied by the Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (KLCI) and Jakarta Composite Index (JCI), ...
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The Factors that Influenced the Extent of Corporate Social Responsibility Disclosure (CSRD): Evidence from Malaysia Abdul Wahid Bin Mohd Kassim, Raman Bin Noordin, Junainah Jaidi, Amran Bin Harun
... Malaysian public listed companies is associated with four of variables Audit Committee dominated by Malay directors, the ethnicity of the Audit Committee’s Chairperson, ISO 14000 Certification and ...
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Intellectual capital in internal auditing: a review
... Our literature review points to the importance of managing and measuring IC in all organizations, particularly public listed companies which usually has large numbers of staff. We also suggest that ...
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Critical failure factors in enterprise resource planning implementation at Indian SME
... brokerage companies in Taiwan showed that employees’ computer self- efficacy which increased by adequate support and training, can make the CRM user efficiently deal with the problem and increase their usage of ...
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ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL PERFORMANCE DISCLOSURE
... the companies’ sustainability performance, which inspires sustainable growth and development, consequently increasingly more and more stakeholders including shareholders ask for sustainability ...and ...
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White collar crime and stock return: Empirical study from announcement effect
... The occurrences of fraud, as surveyed by KPMG (2009), are expected to rise continually for a couple of years. These findings will prove to be harmful to the companies in Malaysia when investors, local or foreign, ...
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