Governing Body Corporate Governance Framework: Preliminary evidence-based in Malaysia corporate integrity value creation
Keywords:
Corporate governance, value creation, governing body, corporate integrityAbstract
Government-Linked Companies (GLCs) are companies with commercial objectives in which the government has a direct controlling stake, especially in major decision-making. However, the lack of commitment to maintaining the integrity standard as a governing body's core value has led to the GLCs underperforming in terms of consequences. In previous studies, the qualitative method was used to provide the article with a conceptual framework for corporate governance by governing bodies. The framework was infused with a commitment to Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) 16, which promotes the rule of law and good governance as a fundamental element.
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