Evolución de las transacciones con partes relacionadas en el marco de gobierno corporativo

  • Beatriz Elena Bedoya Ríos Institución Universitaria Esumer
  • Pilar Andrea Arboleda Gómez Tecnológico de Antioquia Institución Universitaria
Palabras clave: Consecuencias económicas, gobierno corporativo, transacciones con partes relacionadas

Resumen

En el marco de gobierno corporativo, las Transacciones con Partes Relacionadas-TPR, corresponden a
transacciones como obligaciones, recursos o servicios entre una parte relacionada y la entidad informante;
las cuales pueden influir en las decisiones de la empresa, derivando implicaciones económicas que, según
la teoría de la agencia, se reflejan en conflictos de intereses. El propósito de este estudio fue analizar la
evidencia empírica de la literatura académica en TPR, a través de análisis bibliométrico de textos científicos
publicados en Scopus entre los años 2014 y 2019. En los resultados obtenidos se identificó que la revista con
mayor número de publicaciones científicas sobre el tema abordado fue International Journal of Accounting
and Information Management; de otro lado, los países con mayor evidencia de estudios fueron China con
un 17.58%, seguido de Italia y Malasia con 9,89% cada uno; adicional, el idioma de mayor preferencia fue
inglés. Este estudio se realiza con el fin de motivar la profundización en la investigación sobre las TPR, en
aras de identificar el uso y las consecuencias en el desempeño empresarial.

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2021-11-09
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Bedoya Ríos, B. E., & Arboleda Gómez, P. A. (2021). Evolución de las transacciones con partes relacionadas en el marco de gobierno corporativo. Escenarios: Empresa Y Territorio, 9(13), 115-139. Recuperado a partir de http://esumer.edu.co/revistas/index.php/escenarios/article/view/194
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