The Effects of Corporate Governance on Bank Performance

This book is one of the very few books that focuses on corporate governance and its effects on bank performance, regarding both conventional and Islamic banks, in the Republic of Yemen and the the six Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, namely Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and United Arab Emirates. It concentrates on investigating the effects of corporate governance on bank performance in regard to the respective variables, which included investigating the effects of ownership structure, board structure, audit function, and other related variables, such as bank size, age and type, on bank's profitability, measured by each bank's ROE, ROA, and Profit Margin.

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Ahmed Mohsen S. Al-Baidhani, CPA, MBALecturer, Trainer, and Professional CPA.Has over 25 years of experience in Accounting, Auditing, Management, and Teaching/Training. Currently, he is a CMA Trainer, as well as a Lecturer at Sana'a University/Maastricht School of Management where he teaches Business Law and Ethics.