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Recent financial crises and instances of corporate malpractice have prompted many questions about how companies are run - and whether this tallies with how they should be run. This book systematically explores the factors...
Recent financial crises and instances of corporate malpractice have prompted many questions about how companies are run - and whether this tallies with how they should be run. This book systematically explores the factors that shape corporate governance, and discusses both those governance practices implemented by companies and those imposed by regulators. It also tries to determine how good corporate governance can help companies to create value for their shareholders.
To illustrate that some practices are global while others are appropriate only in certain settings, case studies of individual companies from Europe, Asia, North and South America are discussed in each chapter.
Corporate Governance: Theory and Practice is firmly grounded in academic literature and packed with empirical evidence from around the world, making it an ideal book for students of business, management, finance, accounting and law taking a one-term course in the subject. It offers considerable lecturer and student support, both in the text itself and on the accompanying website: www.palgrave.com/finance/padgett.
The international treatment of corporate governance is reflected in the regulation and case studies, plus associated discussion points and exercises Coverage of IIF and OECD codes, as well as the Combined Code and Sox
The Scope and Nature of Corporate Governance Ownership The Board of Directors Stakeholders Remuneration The Market for Corporate Control Regulation Communication and Disclosure Corporate Governance in Emerging Markets Conclusion.
CAROL PADGETT Lecturer in Finance at the ICMA Centre, University of Reading, UK, where she teaches on the MSc programmes.She has also taught on a wide range of degree programmes and short courses for the Open University. She holds degrees from theUniversities of Reading and York, UK,and her research interests are in the areas of Corporate Finance and Corporate Governance.
CAROL PADGETT Lecturer in Finance at the ICMA Centre, University of Reading, UK, where she teaches on the MSc programmes.She has also taught on a wide range of degree programmes and short courses for the Open University. She holds degrees from theUniversities of Reading and York, UK,and her research interests are in the areas of Corporate Finance and Corporate Governance.
