Examining the Influence of Corporate Governance on Financial Performance in International Banking Institutions
Posted: Nov 30, 2023
Abstract
The relationship between corporate governance and financial performance has been extensively studied across various industries, yet the international banking sector presents unique complexities that demand innovative analytical approaches. Traditional governance-performance models often fail to capture the intricate dynamics of banking institutions operating across multiple regulatory jurisdictions and cultural contexts. This research introduces a paradigm shift in understanding how governance mechanisms collectively influence financial outcomes in international banking by applying quantum-inspired computational methods to capture the non-linear, entangled nature of governance variables. International banking institutions operate within a complex ecosystem of regulatory requirements, stakeholder expectations, and market pressures that create governance challenges distinct from other industries. The conventional approach to corporate governance research has predominantly relied on linear regression models and static correlation analyses, which may oversimplify the dynamic interactions between governance components. Our research addresses this limitation by conceptualizing corporate governance as a quantum system where board composition, executive compensation, shareholder rights, and regulatory compliance exist in superposition states that collectively influence financial performance.
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