Thesis Abstract

<p>This research project aims to investigate the relationship between corporate governance mechanisms and financial performance, as well as their impact on firm value. Corporate governance plays a crucial role in ensuring the effective management and oversight of companies, protecting the interests of shareholders, and enhancing transparency and accountability.<br><br>The study will adopt a quantitative research approach, utilizing financial data from a sample of publicly listed companies. Various corporate governance mechanisms, such as board composition, CEO duality, board independence, ownership structure, and executive compensation, will be examined to assess their influence on financial performance indicators, such as return on assets, return on equity, and earnings per share.<br><br>By analyzing the data and employing statistical techniques, this research project aims to provide empirical evidence on the relationship between corporate governance and financial performance. It will explore whether the presence of strong corporate governance mechanisms leads to improved financial performance and higher firm value.<br><br>The findings of this research can have significant implications for companies, investors, regulators, and policymakers. Understanding the role of corporate governance in financial performance can help companies enhance their governance practices, attract investors, and improve their overall competitiveness. It can also inform investors in their decision-making process by considering the governance quality of potential investments. Regulators and policymakers can utilize the findings to develop and enforce effective corporate governance regulations and guidelines.<br><br>Overall, this research project seeks to contribute to the existing literature on corporate governance and financial performance by providing empirical insights into the relationship between these two variables. The outcomes of this study can provide valuable insights for both academia and practitioners in the fields of finance, corporate governance, and strategic management, facilitating the development of effective governance practices and enhancing firm value in the corporate sector.<br></p>

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