The purpose of this research was to determine the impact of Corporate Governance (CG) standards on the financial performance of Credit Unions in Ghana's Central Region. The research analysed the financial accounts of sixteen ...

Many firms, including the insurance companies, in their bid to improve upon their financial soundness and contribute to shareholders’ value maximization include tax planning in the overall financial management decisions. ...

“The study examined the extent of compliance of public hospitals to internal control system using Baptist Medical Centre in East Mamprusi Municipality. Specifically, the study determined the effectiveness of the internal ...

The study examined the effects of e-banking on customer satisfaction of GCB Bank. The study employed the quantitative approach of a descriptive design of which the targeted population were customers of five branches of GCB ...

Exchange rate volatility is a major problem facing developing countries, especially Ghana. The issue of exchange rate volatility is too disturbing and over the years has become a source of great concern to policy analysts, ...

The study examined the sources of finance for Non-Traditional Exporters in Ghana. The study employed a descriptive survey of which the targeted population was the non-traditional exporters in Ghana. Secondary data were ...

The rise in financial scandals in recent times in government institutions and entities despite the existence of internal audit units in the public sector has made the role of internal audit effectiveness to attract the ...

This study aimed at examining the effects of exchange rate, interest rate and inflation rate on Gross Domestic Product in Ghana between the periods of 1990 to 2015. Quarterly Data was collected from the World Bank Development ...

Most firms exist without much effect on society, on the grounds that their financial performance is not favourably. Firms have devoted their time and money on all types of philanthropic concerns such as financial donations ...

Scholars argue that the low performance of SMEs partly results from their inability to keep proper accounting records. Yet, extant literature addressing the effect of accounting record keeping on the performance of SMEs ...