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Corporate governance is a set of rules and structures that govern the operations of businesses. It entails the accountability of the board of directors and the senior managers of a company, avoiding conflicts between management and shareholders and encouraging open communication and ensuring compliance to the laws and regulations. It also promotes fairness among people who are involved in the company and helps it achieve its goals. It is essential to understand the different types of corporate governance to choose the best one for your company.
Shareholders own a corporation and have rights, including the right to vote on matters and to receive information that relates to their investment decisions as well as voting decisions. As the shareholders, they are entitled to expect boards and managers to act as long-term stewards to their investments. Shareholders expect a high degree of corporate transparency.
There are a variety of models of corporate management, including the Anglo/US model and the German and Japanese models. Each model has its own area of focus, and each takes care of business risk in a different manner. In addition to different models, there are diverse national differences in corporate governance.
The continental model includes two groups that control the company. The management board is comprised of company insiders, including executives, whereas the supervisory board consists of outsiders, such as stockholders or labor union representatives. The model is famous for its focus on national and state interests, and emphasizes the company’s obligation to be a part of society and serve as a public service institution.
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