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Title Corporate Governance in Myanmar with Reference to Selected South-East Asian Countries (Aung Kyaw, 2016)
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Aung Kyaw
Description
The literature sllrvey o1' thc stLrcly shou,s that corporate governance systems of the
countries in the world are generaliy classified into three models. The system practised in U.S. and
Western Europe is referred to as Equity Market-Based System(EMS) because it is based on wellliquid
securities market, arm-length investors" ef'fectil,e nrarket for corporate control. strict rules
of disclosure and strong penalties for the breach of provisions of disclosure rule and insiders'
trading. The system that adopted in Germany and Japan is linown as Bank-Led System (BLS).
This system relies upon interlocking relationships among conrpanies and financial institutions.
Shareholders are long-term and relationship-oriented investors in this system. The corporate
governance system in Asia is commonly tenned as Farnily-Based System (FBS). This is because
larger percentage of shares is held by a family or a groLrp of farrilies and tire rest is owned by
numerous outside investors even though these corporations are listed in the Stock Exchange.
Family investors are more control-oriented over a nlimber of corporations rather than making
profit from a single corporation. Controlling families try to enhance their control by using debt
that resulted in excessive borroiving and highly levcragecl corporations. This situation led to
-A.sian financial crisis in l99l . After the crisis, crisis-hit cor.intries fi'orr Sor.rth-East Asia including
Thailand, Malaysia and indonesia try to improve their corporate governance by initiating several
reform measures by using internationally recognized standards as benchmarks.
From the cultural point of view, a corporate governance systern of a country emerged fron-r
::s cultures and traditions, social values, and re lationships of people. '['hesc differences in cr.rltLrral
::d social values inflr"rence tlte way of thinl<ing artci cloing busincsscs ancl sr"rbsequently the way of
:overning corporations. Thereflore, corporate govemancc syslen-r of a country is a result of
::iterplay among tl'rese factors; it cannot transf'er clirectly to othcr systems without rnoditi,ing or
:ranging the underlying basic social values o1' thc society. To eliectively design corporate
:.rverrrance system, a country should consicier its o*,n uncierlying cr,rltLrres and value systems.
In this study, an attempt has been rnade to analyze cLrrrent situation of the corporate
:,lvernance of Myanmarpublic corporations based on the clata collected lrom l5 registered public
tions. The study also analyzed country-level corporate governance such as corporate law
legal framework, regulatory bodies, securities market and professional institutions that
III
corporate sector of the country. In order to provicle nlore comparative information,
governance systems of seleoted South-East Asian countrios - Malaysia, Indonesia ancl
and - were arralyzecl in thc stirrlt,.
Corporate governilnce ol'Malitysia ancl 'l'hailanil are uscrl as benchrnark ancl comparecl
that of Myanmar. 'Ihe rnain ob.iective of thc stucll, is to recor.r'rmencl appropriate corporatc
system u'hicir is conclr,rcii'e to lilstcring ol'an cf llcient ancl cl'l-cctive markct economic
for Myanrlar. 'fhe effective'ness o1'llrnr-levcl corporatc sovernance is cletermined by the
of shareholders, the elfecliveness of the board" tmi"rsparency ancl disclosure of infbrmation
the role of stakeholders in line r.vith the OECD's principles of corporate govemance.
The study reveals that Myanmar corporate sector is characterized by twin features of sopure
public corporations fbrurded by business associatcs on one side and semi-governntent
ons on the other. F'rorn analysis of the sur\/ey data collected. the study shows that good
governance is positivell'associated i.vith the firnt's perfirrntance. It also shows that high
p concentration cotrtributcs io ct-fectir,c iltaltlgcntcill u,l)cr-r cxternal protectiog
are weak and highcr orvttership corrccntrution in the llrrtr tencls to lor,i,er thc
tion disclosr"irc
The study recotnntettcls lhat Myannrar shoLrlcl start ri,ith existing associate-bascci
tions by making them to nrore systenraticalll,strLrcturecl. It nreans Mvannrar shor-rld first
on improving national stanclards of regulations and corporate governance practices of
corporations. The study also poirrts out thal ethical ancl visionary leaclership ai-rcJ
culture are essential elernents in fostering corporate governance practices r,vith ref'erence
the case study of First Private Bank Ltd. The implication for Myanrnar public corporations is
they should promote good leaders 'uvho can generate culture u,ithin the corporation that is
le for good corporate govenrance. By implernenting r,ncl lrrornoting goocl corporate
ce practices at tlie llrnt-lcvel, investors rvill have ntore tlr-rst in these corporations and
r-rently they are more u,illing to invest in thern. Myanntar shor-rlcl also learn the experience
neighboring countries ir-r designing and devolving its corporate governance system. By doing
Myanmar can craft its own corporate governance sl,stcrn lhat is appropriatc to the
tics of the cottntry in line rvith the ob.jcctive:s ol'nrarkct-oricntscl economic system.
Thesis/dissertations
Yangon University of Economics
Professor Dr. Khin May Hla
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