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The moderating effect of board governance on credit risk management effectiveness in Ghana’s financial sector

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By Selassie Isaac ISRAEL, Doctoral Student, Business Administration Abstract In the wake of Ghana’s landmark 2017-2019 financial sector clean-up, which saw the collapse of nine universal banks, the critical role of board governance has moved from theoretical discourse to regulatory imperative. This article investigates the moderating effect of board governance on credit risk management (CRM) within Ghanaian […]

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