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The implications of Governance on the relationship between Investment Incentives and Business Valence

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  • Seth O. Giriago
  • Nixon O. Omoro
  • Joshua O. Wanjare

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This paper’s theme was to explore the implications of governance on the relationship between investment incentives and business valence. The paper equally dealt with overview on the connectivity between the study variables. The empirical literature review presents a suggestion that governance is a complex concept which is involved in the relationship between investment incentives and business valence. While connectivity between investment incentives and business valence is relative, it is variously accounted to different forms of investment incentives that avail divergent and fairly unpredictable levels of appeal. Investors exuding high expectations are very keen on governance impacts on investment possibilities. Investment incentives and governance bear clear connectivity because actualization of investment incentives is the preserve of governance. The three variables under study, display a peculiar interconnectivity in which they build on and reinforce each other. There is gap in succinct relationship between the three variables because the links among them remains a logical coincidence. This becomes complicated with the fact that these variables manifest themselves in multiple directions and forms. There is also no clear confirmation between mediator and predictor level of influence on the outcome of investors’ perceived value.

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  • Seth O. Giriago & Nixon O. Omoro & Joshua O. Wanjare, 2026. "The implications of Governance on the relationship between Investment Incentives and Business Valence," Journal of Finance and Investment Analysis, SCIENPRESS Ltd, vol. 15(2), pages 1-2.
    • Handle: RePEc:spt:fininv:v:15:y:2026:i:2:f:15_2_2
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