股权结构对我国商业银行公司治理的影响

s is a big change and big trend of our world. Therefore, the interest sharing model and the organizational structure model in business organizations are dominated and determined more or less by the dominant enterprise resource. In the content of globalization, the importance of human capital or intellectual properties capital has been becoming more and more prominent. This increasing importance of human capital has challenged the traditional concepts of “ownership” and “control” unprecedentedly. This challenge in renovating the traditional concepts of “ownership” and “control” has becoming a new subject of study of business management. Indeed, we argue that the ownership structure of shares is constantly changing, and the inner driving force for change is the development of technology and changes in methodologies of production. A good ownership structure in an enterprise has far-reaching implications for further development for business. 

1.1.3 Classification of ownership structure of shares in business 

1.1.4 The relation between ownership structure of shares and corporate governance
1.2 Organization, structure, and contents of this essay 
2 Literature review 
2.1 Literature review of the impact of ownership structure of shares to corporate governance of commercial banks (around the world) 
2.2 Literature review of the impact of ownership structure of shares to corporate governance of Chinese commercial bank 
3.0 Current situation, challenges and problems of the ownership structure of shares and corporate governance of Chinese commercial bank 
4.0 Solutions and suggestions on the ownership structure of shares and the corporate governance of Chinese commercial bank 
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