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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"state-owned entities"”.
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Reform of Chinese State-owned Entities in Financial Sector
… four banks in China are all Chinese financial state-owned entities. All of them are ranked on the list of the top ten banks all around the world. They are famous for the large scale of assets but poor financial performance and management problems of efficiency. A consensus agreement has been …
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Flawed corporate governance of state-owned entities (SAA) in South Africa: lessons from Rwandair and Ethiopian airlines
State-owned companies (SOEs) hold a distinct and contrasting position in the majority of governments worldwide. They function as commercial enterprises while also being obligated to promote the political interests of the state. The term SOEs lacks a specific or widely agreed-upon definition. The …
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Flawed corporate governance of state-owned entities (saa) in south africa: lessons from rwandair and ethiopian airlines
State-owned companies (SOEs) hold a distinct and contrasting position in the majority of governments worldwide. They function as commercial enterprises while also being obligated to promote the political interests of the state.1 The term SOEs lacks a specific or widely agreed-upon definition. The …
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Repositioning the efficiency of DFIs in a classical emerging market: The Case of South Africa
… from annual reports and annual financial statements of both DBSA and IDC spanning five years. Moreover, the research study identified the role of DFIs in national economic policy formation and challenges hindering DFIs from meeting their mandates using qualitative analytical method of …
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The relationship between CEO compensation and firm performance: A case study of Namibian State-Owned-Enterprises (SOEs)
… remuneration in both the private sector and state-owned entities (SOEs) has been the subject of intense discussions. The poor performance of some SOEs with highly remunerated executives, begs the question whether chief executive officers (CEOs) in Namibian SOEs deserve the high levels of …
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PAP Singapore : a case study of stationary bandit in a market economy
This study investigates the role of the state in Singapore s political economy. The conventional methodology in the neoclassical economics tradition is essentially apolitical and is thus inadequate to appraise the inner working mechanism of the Singapore polity, given the pervasive influence of …
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Chinese real estate NPLSs : are they opportunities for US opportunistic investors?
… 1990s, China now faces an oversupplied real estate market. State-owned banks, the main financiers of these developments, are burdened with vast amounts of non-performing loans (NPLs). As China prepares for its entry into the World Trade Organization (WTO), it has begun to reform its finance …
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Enforceable accountability: a corporate governance mirage for South African state-owned companies
… and financial shortcomings of South African State-Owned Companies (‘SOCs') which is shown to primarily stem from a lack of enforceable accountability. The resolution of this accountability issue begins with the identification of SOCs. An analysis is undertaken of the predominant statutes with …