Dynamics between Intellectual Capital and Corporate Governance: A Study of Indian Listed Firms in Construction, Energy and Information Technology Sector
Keywords:
Intellectual Capital, Corporate Governance, Board Size, Board Independence, Board Gender Diversity, Board MeetingAbstract
Purpose – This study examines the influence of Corporate Governance over Intellectual Capital disclosure among BSE500 listed construction, energy and information technology sector firms in India.
Design/methodology/approach – This study analyses data from 70 listed Indian construction, energy and information technology companies using Panel-Corrected Standard Error regression analysis over the year 2014-2021.
Findings – The empirical findings reveal that corporate governance in the Indian publicly listed construction, energy and information technology firms did not exhibit a significant influence on the intellectual capital of the selected firms during the study period.
Originality/Value: This study represents the first comprehensive examination of the relationship between corporate governance and intellectual capital in listed construction, energy and information technology firms. It is also pioneering in its application of Panel Corrected Standard Error regression analysis, alongside VAIC and MVAIC models, to analyse the relationship between corporate governance and intellectual capital.
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