A Study on KPJ Healthcare Sdn Bhd in Malaysia Performance and Its Determinants.

AZMI, NURUL NAJWANIE FATIEHAH (2023): A Study on KPJ Healthcare Sdn Bhd in Malaysia Performance and Its Determinants.

Abstract

This research looks at the aspects that can impact the outcomes of KPJ Healthcare Sdn Bhd. The goal is to discover internal and external variables, as well as the combination of factors that may have an impact of the performance of KPJ Healthcare Sdn Bhd. To determine the degree of significance of the connection between these variables, methods such as statistical and regression techniques have opted in this research case. When certain variables are considered, it becomes evident that operational risk instead of other determinants has the most significant influence on KPJ Healthcare Sdn Bhd performance. However, despite the fact that the KPJ Healthcare Sdn Bhd controversy in 2022 possibly reveals that the corporation’s poor operational risk management might directly impact their performance as well.

• Item Type: MPRA Paper
• Language: English
• Keywords: KPJ Healthcare Sdn Bhd, profitability, performance, ROE, corporate governance
• Subjects: G - Financial Economics > G3 - Corporate Finance and Governance

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