Corporate governance practices of banks in developed countries after the financial crisis of 2008

Nesrine Ayadi

International Journal of Financial Services Management, 2019, vol. 9, issue 4, 303-325

Abstract: This paper suggests a classification of 30 banks of four member countries of the euro zone, according to their governance practices, through a principal component analysis. The governance convergence mechanisms of the 30 banks in four countries in 2009 were analysed on the basis of a consistent measurement with this approach. Bringing banks together according to the directors' compensation seems more appropriate to identify the similarities in the behaviour. This will lead us to classify banks into three categories: the first consists of the banks that award a very high incentive pay to their CEO, the second group provides a high compensation to the CEO and the third category gives a relatively low compensation to their CEO.

Keywords: board of directors; CEO compensation; bank. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2019
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