Serial No. | Study (Paper) Year | Dependent variable (s) | Independent variable (s) | Sample and data period | Key findings | Theory of the study |
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1 | Shoukat [132] | Enterprise development (business group) | Political Connections | Qualitative data analysis has been made by applying the data period from 1947 to 2012 | This study conclude that the political power does influence the financing strategies of politically connected business group | Not mentioned |
2 | Mehmood and Hasnu [96] | Cash Flow Sensitivity | Business Group Affiliation | The study has used the data of 90 firms for the period of 2006–2010 | The result of this paper shows a positive relationship of investment-cash flow sensitivity for business group affiliated firms and negative investment-cash flow sensitivity for non- group affiliated firms in Pakistan | Not mentioned |
3 | Zaman [156] | Capital Structure Decisions | Bank Affiliated Business Group | The study has utilized the data of 146 firms for the period of 2006–2011 | This paper has demonstrated that the decision of bank affiliated firms are significantly different from non-bank affiliated firms in Pakistan | Pecking order theory, Agency theory and Tradeoff theory |
4 | Nazir and Afza [100] | Firm Value and EM | CG | The data of 2008 firms has been taken for consideration for the period of 2004–2016 | The study confirms that CG is positively associated with firm value, while EM is destroying firm value | Agency Theory |
5 | Ahmad et al. [17] | Firm performance | Business group affiliation | The data of 284 firms has been analyzed for the period of 2008–2015 | The findings of the study reveals that Business group affiliation has a significant effect of firm performance | Agency Theory |
6 | Khan et al. [86] | Cash Holdings | Business group affiliation | The study has used the data of 284 firms for the period of 1996–2012 | The results shows that group affiliated firms maintain more cash as compare to non-affiliated firms | Not mention |
7 | Bhutta et al. [37] | EM and Client importance | Business Group Affiliation and Ownership Concentration | The study used the data period of 2003–2012 | The results indicates that group affiliation is positively related with EM while Client importance is also related with EM | Not mention |
8 | Malik and Afza [95] | Debt structure | Business group affiliation | The study has analyzed the data of 371 non-financial firms for the period of 2006–2011 | The study reveals that about eighty five percent listed firms used debt to run the business in Pakistan | Not mention |
9 | Alim and Khan [24] | Cash Holding | CG | This study has utilized the data of 272 firms for the period of 2001–2014 | The results documented that family firms hold more cash than non-family firms | Agency Theory |
10 | Shah and Shanwari [120] | EM in Tax and Accruals perspective | 58 firms of PSX has been selected for analysis for the period of 2005–2009 | The study reveals the tax model of EM is not good as compare to accrual models | Not Mention | |
11 | Iqbal et al. [66] | EM | CG | The used the data of 89 firms for the period of 2003–2012 | The AC is negatively related with EM according to the findings of the study | Not Clear |
12 | Ghani et al. [48] | Firm performance | CG | This study analyzed the data of non-financial firms for the period of 1998–2002 | The results of the descriptive statistics of this study shows that group affiliated firms have large size and profit as compare to non-affiliated firm or stand-alone firms | Not Mention |
13 | Shah et al. [123] | Dividend Policy | EM | 120 non-financial firms of the data period of 2003–2007 has been utilized for analysis | The findings of the study reveals that EM has no effect on dividend policy | Not Mention |
14 | Zulfiqar et al. [160] | EM | Board Composition | The data of 120 firms has been used for the period of 2003–2007 | The findings reveals that board composition is not related with EM | Not mentioned |
15 | Shah et al. [122] | EM | CG | KSE 100 Index for 2006 only | The results shows that CG has positive impact on EM | Not presented |