Publication Details
Issue: Vol 28, No (2026)
Pages: 34-36
Abstract
This article examines the global experience of enhancing the impact of corporate governance on bank capitalization. In particular, it analyzes how the independence of supervisory boards, protection of shareholders’ interests, strengthening of management accountability, and implementation of transparency principles in the banking systems of the USA, the United Kingdom, Japan, and Germany contribute to ensuring banks’ capitalization levels and financial stability.
Keywords
Basel principles
reinvestment policy
international experience
financial stability
management accountability
risk management
bank capital
shareholder control
corporate governance
capitalization