Corporate governance

Lucy Marcus says corporate governance has become one of the top global risks.

Corporate governance is the combination of process codes, laws and rules that businesses follow to ensure that their activities are regulations-compliant. It is a process framework designed to ensure safeguarding of the best interests of the business and its immediate stakeholders and end consumers as well.

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How corporations govern themselves has become a matter of broad public interest in recent decades. Amid this many commentators and experts still disagree on such basic matters as the purpose of the corporation, the role of corporate boards of directors, the rights of shareholders, and the proper way to measure corporate performance. The issue of how shareholder interests should be considered in corporate decision making is particularly contentious. This article is a resource for…

One of the key areas that Korean banks are lagging behind global financial firms is corporate governance. Along with the country's complex regulations, a less-than-effective system of checks and balances has been cited as a key factor resulting in the undervaluation of stocks issued by Korean financial institutions compared to their earnings performances.

Understanding the basics about corporate governance including the history, the benefits, and major corporate governance models.

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Information is critical to decision-making and plays an essential role across all three pillars of governance. The emerging driver of good information governance globally is compliance with regulatory obligations, particularly with the growth in global privacy laws. Effective information governance requires top-down board and senior executive leadership. Good corporate governance in the data driven and […]

ESG analytics services in the USA typically involve analyzing and evaluating the environmental, social, and governance performance of companies operating in the United States. These services are aimed at helping investors, asset managers, and corporations make informed decisions based on ESG factors.

The Framework is designed as a wheel that has four quadrants depicting the four key areas of focus and engagement applying to every individual director: individual, board, organisational and stakeholder.