Risk disclosure practices: Does institutional imperative matter?

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IMPACTThis article will help government managers, regulators, and standard setters to improve risk management and disclosure in emerging economies. Evidence from in-depth interviews will guide government-owned banks in Bangladesh to effectively manage and voluntarily disclose risk management practices. The authors argue that legitimization might be a strategy for government-owned banks in pursuing to survive in the finance industry.

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