On the compensation implications of commercial bank entry into investment banking

Article Abstract:

The pay-performance sensitivities for commercial banks that have ventured into investment banking are extremely similar to the sensitivities for commercial banks that have opted for non-entry into investment banking. Pay-performance sensitivities for both types of commercial banks, meanwhile, were found to be less than those of investment banks. These were gleaned from a study that sought to determine the extent to which commercial banks that have begun to offer investment services have implemented pay-performance compensation systems that are similar to those utilized by investment banks.

Commercial Banking, Investment Banking and Securities Dealing, Investment Banking, Wage Administration, Security brokers and dealers, Commercial banks, not elsewhere classified, Commercial Banking NEC, Banking industry, Analysis, Commercial banks, Services, Investment banks, Compensation and benefits, Compensation management

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Capital structure and political patronage: the case of Malaysia

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A study is conducted on a group of Malaysian firms to find out the relation between political patronage and capital structure in developing economies.

Science & research, Developing Countries, Research, Patronage, Political, Political patronage, Capital structure

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Public policy, political connections, and effective tax rates: longitudinal evidence from Malaysia

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Impact of political connections of a firm on its payment of effective tax rates, with respect to Malaysian companies, is examined.

Public Finance Activities, Corporate Income Taxes, Government Regulation, Political aspects, Business-government relations

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