This study focuses on the moderating role of state ownership in the impact of digital transformation on risk-taking in Vietnamese commercial banks.

Đề tài nghiên cứu nhằm kiểm tra mối quan hệ giữa các thành phần sở hữu trong cơ cấu sở hữu (ownership structure) và hiệu quả hoạt động (firm performance) của các công ty niêm yết trên sàn giao dịch chứng khoán TPHCM (HSX). Mời các bạn cùng tham khảo nội dung chi tiết.

The aim of this study is to investigate the nature, extent and determinants of risk information disclosed, using the context of corporate reporting in Malaysia. Key management personnel and controlling shareholders are chosen as the two types of players expected to influence corporate risk disclosure decisions. In terms of key management personnel, this study draws on upper echelons theory to develop hypotheses about the effects of demographic and other background influences of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Chair of Audit Committee (CAC) on corporate risk disclosure.

This study contributes to the literature of ownership structure and corporate governance and provides an evidence for SOHC as a positive ownership and monitoring mechanism in improving corporate governance and firm performance in companies with State-owned capital in Vietnam.

The content of the thesis presents the theoretical basis of the ownership structure and operational efficiency of the business; the ownership structure and operational efficiency of state-owned enterprises investing in Vietnam. We invite you to consult the thesis to understand more details of the research content.

The thesis is based on the research theory on the impact of ownership structure with the performance of commercial banks, measuring the appropriate operating performance to learn ownership structure and operational efficiency. of commercial banks in Vietnam.

Overall, to study the roles of ownership structure and board characteristics on firm performance. The ownership structure being studied include the State ownership, family, and foreign ownership in corporations.

Ownership Structure and Business Model of Electronic Business-to-Business Marketplaces As in other multicommunity models, equilibrium in my model exhibits complete stratification: High-income families live in districts that are preferred to (and have higher housing prices than) those where low-income families live. That this must hold regardless of what parents value points to a fundamental identification problem in housing price-based estimates of parental valuations: 8