Working capital
is a vital element in managing
of an enterprise due to the reasons
as to determine the composition of the capital for operating and investing in the firms. Excessive levels of current assets can easily result in a
's realizing a substandard
on
firms with too few current assets may incur shortages and difficulties in maintaining smooth operations
Van, Horne, J. C.
Wachowicz, J. M, 2000)
Filbeck and Kruenger, 2005).
and Osho (2010)
plays a significant role in maximizing shareholder value in the corporate strategy as a whole.
, maximizing shareholder wealth consists of identifying the proportions of both current and short term assets. The efficient working capital
involves planning and controlling current assets and current liabilities to eliminate the risk of
to meet short term financial obligations and the efficient working capital
avoids excessive investment in current assets (Eljelly, A, 2004). The working capital
is dealing with current assets and current liabilities and directly affecting the
and
of
. Current assets are the assets that in the normal course of
to the form of
within a short
of time, ordinarily within a year and
temporary investment as may be readily converted into
upon need
Abdul Raheman and Mohamed Naseer, 2007).
, current liabilities are the obligations that effect in implementing
activities in the normal course of
the form of
within a short
of time, ordinarily within a year and
obligations as may be readily payable by
upon need. The working capital
of a
in part affects its
.
Traditionally, most of the
’s financial decisions in the past focused on capital structure, capital budgeting and dividend policy, until
companies across different
realises the importance of efficient
of working capital to
growth and sustainability (Sen and Oruc, 2009; Tsagem et al., 2014).
Diary Jalal Ali 2018)effect of working capital
and its components on the banks’
in the United Kingdom. The
has selected ten listed banks in
London Stock Exchange marketSuggestion
the London Stock Exchange market
and the time
covers 18 years from 2000 to 2017.
Corporate
has become very important for banks to perform and remain in competition in
era of liberalization and globalization.
due to Globalization and is a key element in enhancing investor confidence, promoting competitiveness and ultimately improving economic growth. It is the set of processes, customs, policies, laws, and institutions affecting the way a corporation is directed, administered or controlled. Corporate
in the present day context encompasses the interests of not only the shareholders but
many stakeholders, which includes employees, customers, suppliers and the community and complying with the legal and regulatory requirements, a
meeting environmental and local community needs. Due to the unique role of banks in national and local economies and financial systems, supervisors and governments are
stakeholders. A good corporate
mechanism improves the health of the corporate sector,
enhancing national competitiveness
Podile and Sree 2015).CG is defined as the mechanism for setting the goals and objectives of
companySuggestion
the company
a company
companies
and the means for achieving those goals and objectives. It involves the relationships among a
’s top
, board of directors, shareholders, and other stakeholders
as employees and customers (OECD principles of corporate
, 2004).
,
is set to examine the impact of the both working capital
and corporate
on
financial Suggestion
the financial performance
of the public sector banks in India.
Theoretical and Empirical Literature review:
:
The theoretical framework is the can support
of a research
an understanding of the concept and theories that are relevant to the research of the
. The
mainly focused on two theories one is Agency
and
second oneSuggestion
the second one
a second one
is
.
Agency
:
The Agency
is the corporate
. The common example of the agency
is the
between the employee (principal) and employers (agent) of an organization.When the agents
the principal, it includes a comparison of the conduct of the
for the benefit of the principal or acting as the principal's representative (Fayezi et.
, 2012).Focuses on a set of corporate
systems defined by a big number of shareholders, allowing the control and
of their assets in the
for their future profits by a separate group of people.It is regarded as one of the oldest theories in
and economics literature.(Panda &Leepsa, 2017).
Berle and Means (1932) introduced the Discussion on ownership separation and control of companies in the United States and Jensen and Meckling (1976) Integrated elements of the
of the Agency, the
of Property Rights and the
of Finance to develop the ownership structure of an enterprise. The
was found to be useful for investigating the
between principals and agents in a number of disciplines.Ronen, Kashi and Balachandran (1995), the use of Agency
in
Accounting has been highlighted. Bergen, Dutta and Walker (1992) an attempt was made to clarify the market implications of Agency
by describing its key concepts.
and Jensen (1983) developed a
that focuses on
in the process of organizational decision-making and the establishment of tools to control Agency issues in the decision-making process.
Agency
is becoming increasingly dynamic in corporate
. The
is essential because it provides the basis for policy-making with regard to suitable organizational
. Corporation
mechanisms, like
information, board independence, external audit, policies and regulations, etc., are essentially introduced to manage the agency problem and to confirm that managers are always in the best interests of
owners (Homayoun&Homayoun, 2015).
:
argues that managers of a
are the executors of the owners, where both have common goals.
offers a general perspective on the nature of managers. Based on the social-psychological theories and theories of leadership,
offers an array of possible between principals and agents, the agents are community-based approach (Davis,
Frankfortera smooth-textured sausage of minced beef or pork usually smoked; often served on a bread roll
, Vollrath, & Hill, 2007).
According to Sundaramurthy and Lewis (2003), the
of
incorporates a collaborative approach, takes insights from sociology and psychology, and supports the
-board relationships by empowering
managers.Yusoff and Alhaji (2012) He stressed that the
of
believes in a strong
between managers and
success, thereby maximizing shareholder wealth.
,
satisfies all interested parties, according to
, and thereby guarantees an organization's more balanced corporate
.
Empirical Literature review:
There are numerous studies on working capital
and corporate
related to the
of the companies.
(2003) Working capital
for a large sample of Belgian firms is examining how
affects
.The results of the
indicate a significant negative association between inventory days, account receivable days and accounts payable with gross operating income.Shareholder value can be improved by reducing the number of accounts receivable days and inventory days,
, the negative
between accounts payable days and
is consistent with the view that some for-profit companies take longer to pay off their debts.
and Krueger (2005)
Analyzeexamined carefully and methodically; broken down for consideration of constituent parts
the data of 970 firms in 26 industries during the
1996-1999. The
reports that companies were able to reduce their financing costs and increasing the funds available for development projects by reducing the amount of funds invested in working capital.
, Azam and Haider (2011) The
showed a negative
between the
and
of the sampled UK companies and a positive
between the
of the
and its debts.Lazaridis and Tryfonidis (2006) Investigate the
and corporate
of a sample of 131 listed companies on the Athens Stock Exchange. The results of the
showed that the
(CCC) and firms
were negatively correlated with firms
. In the same way, fixed financial assets correlate positively with
, receivables and a negative relation between stock duration and
is respectively positive.(Khan, 2014)The
concludes that the
of the
can be improved through the efficient
of
(CCC) and its components.
Amarjit et al.
2010)
Analyzedexamined carefully and methodically; broken down for consideration of constituent parts
the
between
and the
of US manufacturing firms listed on the New York Stock Exchange. The findings of the
show a positive
between the
(CCC) and corporate
, a negative
between the collection
of receivables and the
of firms, and no substantial
between the stock holding periods (IHP) with
.
, there is no statistical
between the accounts payable and the
of companies. The
found that
of companies can be improved through a reduction in the
of receivables and more efficient
of the
(CCC).
, Samson et al., (2012) the
showed a positive association between the
and the net profit margin and a negative
with the gross profit margin.
(
and Yeboah, 2014) examined the possible impacts of
on banks’
in Ghana covering the
of 2005 to 2010. The findings suggest CCC
is Suggestion
is conversely related to banks’ profitability and bank leverage positively affecting
positively conversely related to banks’ profitability and bank leverage affects
has conversely related to banks’ profitability and bank leverage positively affected
is conversely related to banks’ profitability and bank leverage positively affect
related to banks’
and bank
positively affect the
. Another
by (Umoren and Udo, 2015) examined the impact of
(measured by
, creditors’ collection
and
debtors’ collection Suggestion
a debtors’ collection period
) on the
(
and
) of selected 22 deposit money banks in Nigeria. The
reports that bank
inversely affected by
and
. The
found banks
is negatively influenced by
payment
,
, and
and credit risk.
Yahaya and Bala, 2015) argue that WC is considered as the lifeblood and
of the
concern. The
uses a different method to
re-examinelook at again; examine again
the impact of
on Nigerian banks’ financial
during 2007-2013. The
measures
components by
, quick
, and current
. Findings indicate a positive
between current
and quick
and
on assets while
found to be
related to the
. Harsh and Singh (2013) investigates the efficient
of working capital of 200 companies in the Bombay Stock Exchange. The working capital score of each
was calculated using three parameters; normalized value of
efficiency (CCE), day’s working capital and day’s operating
. The result of the
revealed that efficient
of working capital significantly affects