Corporate Governance

by Kenneth Kim, John R. Nofsinger, Derek J. Mohr

Corporate Governance , in its flexible, modular format, sheds light on these recent problems and scandals through a detailed explanation of the corporate governance mechanism, and the various incentives within today’s governance system, while offering potential solutions in context.

Corporations and Corporate Governance; Executive Incentives; Accountants and Auditors; The Board of Directors; Investment Banks and Securities Analysts; Creditors and Credit Rating Agencies; Shareholders and Shareholder Activism; Corporate Takeovers: A Governance Mechanism?; The Securities and Exchange Commission and the Sarbanes-Oxley Act; Moral Hazard, Systemic Risk and Bailouts; Corporate Citizenship

For readers interested in understanding corporate governance and how it applies to today’s business world.

Genres: Textbooks

185 pages, Paperback

First published September 30, 2009

Reviews

[David · Rating 2 out of 5]

Corporate governance is almost a term of oxymoron..can searching for profit be able to contain the behaviors of the few greeds? or could profit searching be able to interact with the change of corporate executives since whether it is public or private, a company is still governed by a few executives which constantly cannot be controlled by BOD...Corporate governance is very difficult to reach because people change and often there are change of people's role within the company even the company's mission is originally to set out for the goodness...but very difficult to do..

[Donatas · Rating 2 out of 5]

Too many scattered thoughts, some not directly related to the topic. Repetitive in messages and examples

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