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Develop a corporate governance model within an organization in state-owned banks

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Document Type : Research Paper

Abstract

Purpose: The purpose of this study is to develop a model for identifying different dimensions of the board of directors to apply corporate governance in state-owned banks.
 Methods: The nature of this exploratory research with an inductive approach and its philosophy is an interpretation with a developmental direction that for this purpose, thequalitative method of Grounded Theory was used. Therefore, the target population was the professors familiar with corporate governance in the areas of finance, economics and management. Also, a combination of purposeful judgment and snowball method were used to select the sample. The research data were collected from semi-structured interviews with twelve university professors.
Results: As a result, analysis of research data through open, axial, and selective coding method was extracted from that, the role of board as causal conditions and board structure as central phenomenon and board characteristics as contextual and confounding factors and finally accountability as outcome and output.
Conclusion:The only effective mechanism for achieving the most important goal of corporate governance in banks, which is accountability, is the board.
Contribution:The research findings led to the improvement, development and especially the combination and integration of the theoretical foundations of the research, which can be used by banks and even other companies.

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Financial Accounting Knowledge
Volume 7, Issue 2 - Serial Number 25
September 2020
Pages 85-107
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