英文摘要 |
Banks have increasingly employed an innovative mechanism – strategic performance measurement systems (SPMS) – to reform their internal management system and to further competitiveness. Previous studies have found that an ambiguous relationship exists between SPMS and job performance; however, management accounting scholars have proposed that other variables may indirectly affect this relationship. This study aims, thus, to explore bank's SPMS characteristics which affect goal alignment, loan management performance and equity fairness perceptions (procedural justice, distributive justice) of banks employees. Using as a sample of 108 employees from the case bank's loan management department, this study finds that SPMS characteristics are positively related to equity fairness perceptions and goal alignment, and are related to loan management performance through such mediatingvariables as goal alignment, procedural justice, and distributive justice. Furthermore, a significant causal relationship exists between equity fairness perception and goal alignment. Finally, this study finds procedural justice and distributive justice have a positive effect on goal alignment. The study's contribution consists in establishing a fitted model of SPMS characteristics and job performance, thereby providing banks practical references for loan management. |