Abstract
An empirical analysis of corporate governance and firm value: Evidence from KSE-100 Index
Highlights
The study of corporate governance in the field of management has traditionally highlighted and addressed the complexities of organizational decision such as Board composition, powers of executives and senior managers (Smith, 2014)
The results show that audit committee consists of minimum 2 and maximum 6 members
The results show that Board independent directors have a significant and positive relationship with firm value
Summary
The study of corporate governance in the field of management has traditionally highlighted and addressed the complexities of organizational decision such as Board composition, powers of executives and senior managers (Smith, 2014). In different academic and industry research the effectiveness of corporate governance has been questioned in various organizations such as entrepreneurs, private equity firms, big organizations, government owned firms, family controlled businesses and different stakeholders, varying from simple consumer up to the policy makers. The quest of these questions and issues like authority of executives, responsibilities of board of directors and their relationships within organization have developed a key insight on the subject and rational for managerial decisions in the context of risk and uncertainty
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