Corporate governance

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The board of directors of an organization should hold regular meetings, maintain control over the company, and have clearly defined roles as a result of good corporate governance.

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.

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.

Effective corporate governance benefits companies in several key ways, by:

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Vietnam has become an attractive destination for foreigner investors due to the impressive development of socio – economic in recent years. This is such a good opportunity for Vietnamese enterprises to get cooperation in business with foreign partners.

When we think of corporate governance most of us will likely immediately relate it to the prevention of things like fraud and scandal if implemented correctly. It is equally important to acknowledge the need for corporate governance measures that protect organisations in the instance of a natural disaster or other unexpected event.

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

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…