... increase by explicitly modeling the moderating influence of ESG in the relationship between inflation and firm profitability. G01 G12 G32 G34 L10 M41. Sustainable investing has gained popularity in recent decades and has had a significant influence on business value. Numerous studies have...

... responsibility Bank efficiency G30 G32 G34 016 University of Economics and Law, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. This work was supported by University of Economics and Law, Vietnam National University, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Corporate governance was a central...

... experience Life cycle Stewardship theory Vietnam G32 M12 Ministry of Education and Training (Vietnam) B2024.DNA.20 This research is funded by the Ministry of Education and Training (Vietnam) under project number B2024.DNA.20. Many aspects of organizational decision-making...

... Corporate sustainability COVID-19 ESG Firm size Leverage G32 G34 M14 O16 Q56 The COVID-19 pandemic has triggered a global economic crisis, significantly impacting financial markets and presenting unparalleled challenges to businesses worldwide. The pandemic underscores the importance...

... Licensed re-use rights only Panel data Corporate governance Middle east and North Africa Institutional ownership Climate change risk C33 G32 G34 Over the past ten years, climate change risk management (CCRM) has emerged as a central business concern. CCRM encompasses all risks...

...@qmul.ac.uk 16 01 2025 24 05 2025 25 06 2025 26 06 2025 © 2025 Emerald Publishing Limited 2025 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Corporate governance ESG Financial conservatism Capital structure G30 G32 L25 M14 The environmental...

... aggressiveness G32 G38 H25 H26 As a business strategy, group corporations frequently use transaction agreements between affiliated parties (Khanna and Palepu, 2000). The term “Related party transactions” (RPT) is widely understood to describe deals transactions, including transactions between...

... innovation Firm value Board gender diversity R&D Corporate governance Financial crisis G14 G32 G34 M14 O30 Innovation endows firms with a competitive advantage and facilitates growth (Aboody and Lev, 2000 ; Griffin et al., 2020). Finance literature has shown...

... of Pakistan B23 C23 D22 G21 G32 G34 L25 Corporate governance (CG) reforms, which improved accountability, social responsibility, transparency and disclosure, gained attention during the 1990s/2000s scandals and the 2007/2008 global financial crisis (Ntim et al., 2017). The UK...

... rights only CSR Environmental performance Social performance CSR award Threshold effect C33 G32 G34 Corporate social responsibility (CSR) has become increasingly important since the introduction of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) sustainability reporting framework in 2000...

... Female executives Gender diversity Critical mass theory Capital structure G32 G34 M14 Per the resource dependence theory, a board of management contributes to a company’s capability to entree a critical resource and manage the uncertainty in the outside environment (Hillman et al...

... only Innovation Independent directors Board independence Sarbanes-Oxley Corporate governance Boards of directors G32 G34 G38 The recent literature has been replete with studies related to corporate innovation (Aghion et al., 2013 ; Bernstein, 2015 ; Atanassov, 2013...

... Vietnamese listed firms G32 G34 L25 An effective model of corporate governance has been receiving a great deal of public attention due to its undeniable impact on the performance of firms. The topic of corporate governance is a vast subject and has enjoyed a long and rich history. The term...

... rating Insolvency risk Female representation Top managers B54 G32 J16 M14 Gender issues, female participation and the most suitable mechanism for rebalancing female participation remain hot topics in empirical studies at an international level, and they are also on the political...

... in the analysis of this phenomenon in post-socialist economies. G32 G41 Russia Corporate Governance CEO Corporate risk-taking Managerial traits © Emerald Publishing Limited 2022 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only 15 07 2022 19 11 2022 30 12 2022...

... Corporate ownership Firms rating G3 G32 K4 Credit rating is one of the most accepted measurements of firms’ creditworthiness and a proxy for default risk. Given its importance, an extensive literature examined the impact of firm’s specific financial factors that might have impact on firms...

.... ESG disclosure Financial reporting quality Investment efficiency Panel data C33 G32 G34 Gibson (2000) further explained that firms are moral agents that should apply CSR principles to satisfy society’s moral necessities. Friedman (1970) contradicted this by arguing that a firm’s...

... performance C33 G32 G34 In recent decades, listed companies have experienced increased pressure to disclose their corporate governance information, deliver appropriate information to stakeholders and reduce information asymmetry between insiders and investors. Among the communication channels...

...). Corporate governance Risk-taking incentives Vega Takeover market Market for corporate control G32 G34 The market for corporate control is recognized as a crucially important external governance mechanism, bringing into closer alignment the interests of managers and shareholders (Manne...

...-opted boards G32 G34 Pattanaporn Chatjuthamard can be contacted at: patttanaporn.chatjuthamard@sasin.edu Table 1 Descriptive statistics Variable Mean Median 25th 75th SD Variable of interest Recommend 2.412 2.500 2.000 3.000 0.617...