The rise of international trade, and the concurrent drive for ethical business practices worldwide, have placed a spot light on the interaction of multinational companies and their operating environments. Resultantly, ...

The continued failure of companies points to poor corporate governance (Katmon, Zuriyati, Norlia, Norwani, & Farooque, 2019). The seminal research of Cadbury (2000) highlighted the need for constant development of corporate ...

The identification of reliable early warnings signs which encompass qualitative and quantitate inputs to business distress and failure prediction could reduce the incidence of business failure if companies take corrective ...

Since the launch of Sustainable Development Goals by the United Nations in 2015, as part of the vision 2030 plan, the role of the private sector in furthering the goals has been under scrutiny. The admission by then global ...

The global economic turbulent environment, financial market instability, food security, land appropriation and natural disasters has significantly transformed the agricultural landscape over the past few decades. These ...

Whilst Remuneration Committees are facing increasing pressure to make well-informed decisions that are justifiable to all stakeholders. Very little research, if any, provides information on the skills and competencies of ...

The aim of this research was to determine the drivers of business success for small commercial farming enterprises. The study also sought to identify the financial and nonfinancial measurements used by small commercial ...

Organisations are embarking on digital transformations to remain competitive and sustain themselves. Leaders need effective digital leadership to successfully lead digital transformations and transition organisations to ...

The aim of this research was to investigate the role of liquidity and solvency in the prediction of DFI (ÒDevelopment finance institutionÓ) loan defaults held by private firms. The research further considered the contribution ...