| 英文摘要 |
In 2008, the world economy faced its most dangerous crisis, coupled with the domestic financial fraud cases have also been reported, the financial sector was affected so deeply and caused investors to lose seriously. Explore the reasons, given priority to profit and bonus, the financial sector sold financial products to investors without enough information disclosure and the credit of financial industry was harmed severely. These reasons show that the financial sector failed to implement corporate governance effectively, and disclose information adequately. In this paper, we choose 233 public banks from 2005 to 2014 as samples to examine the association between corporate governance and information transparency. The result summarizes as follows: 1. Information transparency increases if the shares owned by controlled stockholder or the number of independent director and supervisor increase. 2. Information transparency decreases if the shares collateralized by director and supervisor increase. When the number of directors is under seven, information transparency decreases if the number of director increases |