Titlebook: Corporate Governance and Financial Management; Computational Optimi Siti Nuryanah,Sardar M. N. Islam Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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actical steps for managers using an integrated optimisation financial model to achieve good corporate governance practices which lead to lower risks and higher firm value.978-1-349-49322-7978-1-137-43561-3

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Yicheng Ding,Wei Song,Yuan Shen It is necessary that the formulation of these strategies is based on the interrelationships among corporate governance, corporate finance and accounting practices. Therefore this chapter presents three relevant theories and explanation of how they are interrelated as the basis for formulating sound

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Yicheng Ding,Wei Song,Yuan Shen the context of good corporate governance (GCG) practices. The conceptual framework is developed to answer the main research question: . From managerial and financial accounting perspectives the framework conceptualises and incorporates all factors relevant for sound financial management strategies

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Zijue Li,Xiaoou Ding,Hongzhi Wang financial optimisation model developed in Chapter 4 and applied in a case study as described in Chapter 5. Section 6.3 describes the characteristics of the simulation software, while Section 6.4 presents the output of the model. In this section, the model is validated and verified to ensure its qua

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Xing Zhang,Tao Liu,Qingquan Li,Zhixiang Fangally in an optimisation framework, have been overlooked by previous studies. Therefore, Chapter 3 discussed these interrelationships further, while Chapter 4 specified the relationships in a financial optimisation model.

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Lecture Notes in Computer Sciencethat motivated this study. Next, how to achieve its main objective: developing sound financial management strategies through a financial optimisation model is reviewed. Section 8.4 presents how this book achieves its specific aims which are: (1) determining the GCG practices, business risks and regu

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