This study explores the role of the chief executive officer (CEO) duality in regulating the
relationship between institutional and family ownership and financial reporting …

This study aimed to examine the relationship between corporate governance effectiveness
and financial reporting quality among family and non-family owned companies in the …

This research explores the effect of CEO characteristics on financial reporting quality of
listed financial firms. This research, with a sample of 15 firms operating in Nigeria's financial …

This paper empirically examines the relationship between one of the major corporate
governance attributes; family ownership and the audit committee activity across a sample of …

This study investigates how CEO attributes, such as gender, duality, expertise, and age,
affect the quality of financial reporting (FRQ) in the Egyptian context. The study uses a …

The study aims to examine the effect of ownership structure on the quality of financial
reporting (QFRs). It examines ownership concentration and individual investors both foreign …

The issues of ownership structure, audit quality, earnings management and financial
reporting quality have received more consideration from public, profession and other …

According to the alignment and entrenchment theories, the CEO power may lead to the
reduction of audit fees by increasing earning quality and reducing audit risk, or it could lead …

Financial reporting quality is critical for businesses, stakeholders, and government to ensure
transparency and accountability. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the relationship …

The financial reporting reliability and accuracy are very crucial to evaluating the
management's stewardship and making wise financial decisions, high audit quality supports …