Oman et al. (2004) and Allen (2005) underline the growing importance of corporate governance in emerging markets. Corporate governance deficiencies in emerging countries have played a crucial role in their economic crises. Emerging markets frequently have substantial physical financial infrastructure, including central banks, commercial banks, and stock exchanges. However, their financial procedures and systems, including accounting, governance, and regulation, may be less developed. Furthermore, these markets may have less efficient and liquid trading conditions than the world's most sophisticated systems. These disparities enhance uncertainty and risk, while also expanding international diversification options for investors globally (Kearney, 2012). Tsamenyi et al. (2007) identified many issues that developing economies face. These include risk and uncertainty, political instability, weak legislation, excessive government intervention, and insufficient investor protection. Theref...