Corporate Governance and Finance in East Asia
A Study of Indonesia, Republic of Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, and Thailand: Volume One (A Consolidated Report)
Edited by Ma. Virginita Capulong, David Edwards, David Webb and Juzhong Zhuang
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Corporate Governance and Finance in East Asia presents the findings of a regional study of corporate governance and finance in selected developing member countries of ADB.
The study attempts to identify the weaknesses in corporate governance and finance in countries most affected by the 1997 Asian financial crisis, and recommends policy and reform measures to address the weaknesses.
The findings of the study are presented in two volumes.
Volume One, A Consolidated Report
- presents the framework for analyzing corporate governance and finance
- summarizes the major findings of the five country studies
- provides key policy recommendations for strengthening corporate governance and improving the efficiency of corporate finance in ADB member countries
Volume Two, Country Studies, collects four country reports.
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Preface, Abbreviations [ PDF: 127kb | 2 pages ]
1. Introduction [ PDF: 118kb | 4 pages ]
2. An Analytic Framework of Corporate Governance and Finance [ PDF: 172kb | 16 pages ]
2.1 The Issue of Corporate Governance
2.2 Ownership Structure
2.3 Shareholder Control and Protection
2.4 Creditor Monitoring, Disciplining and Protection
2.5 The Market for Corporate Control
2.6 Securities Market Regulations
2.7 Market Competition
2.8 Corporate Finance
2.9 Two Models of Corporate Governance and Finance
3. Corporate Governance and Finance in the Five Affected Countries [ PDF: 318kb | 39 pages ]
3.1 Ownership Structure
3.2 Shareholder Control and Protection
3.3 Credit Monitoring, Disciplining and Protection
3.4 The Market for Corporate Control
3.5 Capital Markets and Regulations
3.6 Corporate Finance
3.7 Market Competition
4. Recent Corporate Governance Reforms in the Five Affected Countries [ PDF: 157kb | 12 pages ]
4.1 Industry Concentration
4.2 Corporate Ownership
4.3 Shareholder Participation and Protection
4.4 Transparency and Disclosure
4.5 Reforms in Bankruptcy Procedures
5. Recommendations for Strengthening Corporate Governance [ PDF: 179kb | 15 pages ]
5.1 Rationalizing Corporate Ownership Structure
5.2 Strengthening Corporate Internal Control and Shareholder Protection
5.3 Strengthening External Monitoring and Discipline
5.4 Developing Capital Markets and Improving the Efficiency of Corporate Financing
5.5 Reform Priorities in the Short and Medium Term
References [ PDF: 177kb | 5 pages ]
© Asian Development Bank 2000
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This publication was prepared under the Asian Development Bank's regional Technical Assistance 5802: A Study on Corporate Governance and Financ-
ing in Selected DMCs. The views expressed in this book are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views and policies of the Asian
Development Bank, or its Board of Directors or the governments they represent.
Asian Development Bank does not guarantee the accuracy of the data included in this publication and accepts no responsibility for any consequences for their use.
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