characteristics (Matsumoto, 2002) - Institutional ownership - Reliance on implicit claims with their stockholders - Value-relevance of earnings Natural disasters (such as hurricanes: Byard et al. 2007
are sustainably different from the underlying financial version of the agency theory. It assumes that each stakeholder is a part of implicit and explicit contracts that can contribute to a corporation
implicit in the methodology but have been clarified through notes Web pages that facilitate dissemination Research highlights on the credit implications of ESG trends and factors ESG- specific conferences or
shareholders? meetings in order to fortify good governance in listed companies governance and market confidence .?Busara Ungphakorn, TLAA Director said that ?As of 2013, total assets under management of life
fortify the island’s energy security by reducing its dependence on imported fossil fuels GHG Accounting Process for Business 21 The GHG Accounting Process DEFINE SCOPE Set boundaries and determine approach
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underlying asset(s) in which they invest – as discussed above. One aim of internal governance structures and the Principles in this respect is to minimise the frictional costs implicit in the investment chain
campaigns to promote the KBank brand and fortify potential long-term relationships with staff of leading companies and universities. Initiatives of note were the offering of numerous benefits for K-Deposit, K
products (i.e., annuities), tax-efficient allocation decisions, and a portfolio optimization that includes a proxy for the investor’s implicit and/or explicit liabilities. Each of these five Gamma components
fortify the firm’s quality control system. The SEC believes improvements on the following issues would further strengthen this element of the firm-level quality control. 13 Risk assessment during client