Knowledge Assets' Moderating Function in The Link Between Financial Success and Intellectual Capital

Abstract

Ten years ago, the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) adopted the idea of "good governance" as a set of governing principles to help them achieve their goals in the member countries of each organization. Presently, these establishments are experiencing increasing demands to uphold similar degrees of transparency, engagement, and accessibility. This paper examines the challenges encountered by these organizations and evaluates the tactics they have employed to facilitate the exchange of information and establish connections with non-governmental organizations (NGOs). This paper investigates the particular challenges faced by these institutions. This paper argues that conducting an investigation into reforms pertaining to the constitutional requirements, decision-making process, balance of stakeholder rights, and expertise and knowledge of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is essential for promoting "good governance" at these institutions. Furthermore, this study argues that it is crucial to examine any changes to the proficiency and expertise of the IMF and World Bank in order to foster the advancement of "good governance" inside these organizations. All of our rights are safeguarded and maintained in reserve. Elsevier Science business, Ltd. was founded in 2000, taking its name from its parent firm.