The Impact of Corporate Gorernace on Firm Performance: Banking as Example

• Main Authors: HUANG,HAN-JHANG, 黃漢章
• Other Authors: JHANG,CHUN-BO
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2014
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/2b86qu

碩士 === 大葉大學 === 管理學院碩士在職專班 === 103 === The followings are the empirical results from chapter four : the higher the ratio of managerial ownership of banking sectors, the better its corporate performance, showing a significantly positive correlation between the two; the higher percentage of large shareholders’ ownership of the banks, the worse its corporate performance, showing they are significantly negatively correlated ; the larger of the directors and supervisors of the banks, the worse its corporate performance, which are significantly negatively correlated ; the higher the ratio of the external directors and supervisors of the banks, the better its business performance, showing they are significantly positively relevant ; when the chairman also acts as the general manager, corporate performance will be negatively correlated ; the larger the banks , the better its corporate performance, showing a significant and positive correlation ; the higher the debt ratio of the bank , the poor its corporate performance, showing a significantly negative correlation between them; quantitative easing policy and management performance are significantly correlated . There is some difference from different periods of time : the relation between directors' shareholding ratio and return on equity before the financial crisis ( 2004 ~ 2006 ) was positively related, in the financial crisis ( 2007 ~ 2008 ) was negatively correlated, and after the financial crisis ( 2009 ~ 2013 ) was not significantly related ; as for institutional investors’holding rate and return on assets, they were significantly not related either before the financial crisis ( 2004 ~ 2006 ) or after the financial crisis ( 2009 ~ 2013 ), they were positively related only in the financial crisis ( 2007 ~ 2008 ), showing the increase of institutional investors’holding rate in the financial crisis period indeed helped corporate performance.