The Influence of Corporate Governance and Human Governance towards Corporate Financial Crime: A Conceptual Paper

Abstract

The chapter focuses on the personal characteristics of top executives in companies involved in corporate financial crime as well as the introduction of human governance as one of the mechanisms in preventing corporate misbehaviour. This chapter discusses directors’ and top management teams’ personal characteristics – in the context of corporate governance – that may influence the occurrence of corporate financial crime. The study further proposes the human governance factor as a possible mechanism to improve corporate governance in preventing such misbehaviour. This chapter highlights the personal characteristics of top executives, which may become the indicators of corporate financial crime, as well as human governance, which is shown to be one of the most important mechanisms of corporate governance for corporate financial crime prevention.

Citation

Abdullah, W.N. and Said, R. (2018), "The Influence of Corporate Governance and Human Governance towards Corporate Financial Crime: A Conceptual Paper", Redefining Corporate Social Responsibility (Developments in Corporate Governance and Responsibility, Vol. 13), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 193-215. https://doi.org/10.1108/S2043-052320180000013014