The winds of change in board governance
More changes expected as boards and regulators respond to external events, international best practices, and shifts in social attitudes.
CORPORATE governance is about the set of systems, rules and processes that ensure the interests of stakeholders are aligned in a transparent way. Within the corporate ecosystem, the board of directors is primarily responsible for the governance of the company. Board governance can, however, change under three potential circumstances.
Responses to scandals
First, external events, such as major corporate scandals or market upheavals, can lead to strengthening of governance rules to avert future occurences.
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