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Title: Impact of Corporate Governance on Financial Performance- A study on SENSEX constituent Companies.
Authors: SINGH, ASHUTOSH
Singh, Aman
Keywords: Financial Performance-
Impact of Corporate
constituent Companies”
corporate
Issue Date: 31-May-2021
Description: This project tries to identify impact of few corporate governance factors on financial performance of the company. The corporate governance factors used are: number of independent directors with respect to non-independent directors, number of directors sitting on multiple boards, age and % of promoter holding. The financial performance of companies is measured by two different variables ROA (Return on Assets) and ROCE (Return on Capital Employed). ROA tries to measure efficiency of assets used and ROCE measures efficiency of capital used. The companies we have used for study are all constituent of BSE SENSEX. The data has been taken for period of 4 years. We have used multiple linear regression for our study and the result was somewhat mixed but we found that some of the corporate governance factors have significant effect on performance of companies, and all this factor were able to predict and explain nearly 50% of variability in both performance metrics. We have also found significant correlations between some variables of the corporate governance like number of independent directors, age and %of promoter holding and both financial performance metrics.
URI: http://dspace.dtu.ac.in:8080/jspui/handle/repository/18517
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