作者
Vu Quang Trinh, Marwa Elnahass, Aly Salama, Marwan Izzeldin
发表日期
2020/5/23
期刊
The European Journal of Finance
卷号
26
期号
7-8
页码范围
774-801
出版商
Routledge
简介
This study examines the impact of board busyness (i.e. multiple directorships of outside board members) on the performance and financial stability of banks in a dual banking system (Islamic and conventional). We consider banks from 14 countries for the period 2010–2015. The results provide strong evidence that conventional banks with busy boards exhibit high bank performance (i.e. high profitability and low cost to income) and greater financial stability (i.e. low insolvency risk, credit risk, liquidity risk, asset risk, and operational risk). These findings are in line with the reputation hypothesis, which asserts that the expertise and connections of busy outside directors lead to better decision making, more efficient resource utilisation and more effective monitoring. In contrast, Islamic banks’ performance and stability are adversely affected by the presence of busy board members, with Islamic banks show low profitability …
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VQ Trinh, M Elnahass, A Salama, M Izzeldin - The European Journal of Finance, 2020