It seems as though the word ‘‘transparency’ ’ has recently crossed the lips of every business guru, con-sultant, reporter, government official, and/or analyst with an outlet to share his or her opinions. Yet, even after the financial system overhaul conducted in the wake of the Enron Corp. and Tyco International scan-dals in the early 2000s, we do not have to look far for examples of corporate misdeeds today. In 2008 alone, the business world witnessed rogue traders treating the financial system more like a roulette wheel than a sound, time honored institution, corporate leaders taking multi-million dollar golden parachutes while their organizations required bailouts from the federal government to stay solvent, and public leaders leaving of...
Accounting scandals, executive misconduct, and poor management at once-prosperous corporations have ...
The turn of the millennium is associated with increased corporate fraud, largely attributed to the f...
In the last generation, executives have engaged in a sort of moral arbitrage, replacing fiduciary wi...
It seems as though the word ‘‘transparency’’ has recently crossed the lips of every business guru, c...
The US financial and economic distress that began in 2007 poses profound challenges for public polic...
Transparency is known to be an important factor when fighting corruption in governments, companies a...
The period from November 1, 2001 to October 1, 2002 has been an astonishing period for corporate gov...
The Enron debacle has produced an out-pouring of soul-searching by Congress and the media about the...
The beginning of the 21st century rocked financial markets with a series of catastrophic corporate s...
Congress has recently enacted measures designed to improve corporate governance standards. Reg...
Eight years after passage of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, Congress has again passed sweeping legislation ...
2016-09-28Successful leaders and effective leadership are areas of increasing interest in the busine...
JEL No. G32,G38,M41 An objective of many proposed corporate governance reforms is increased transpar...
INTRODUCTION A lack of transparency in financial reports has often been cited as a weakness of capi...
In public corporations, important rules are important because of the relative complexity of the rela...
Accounting scandals, executive misconduct, and poor management at once-prosperous corporations have ...
The turn of the millennium is associated with increased corporate fraud, largely attributed to the f...
In the last generation, executives have engaged in a sort of moral arbitrage, replacing fiduciary wi...
It seems as though the word ‘‘transparency’’ has recently crossed the lips of every business guru, c...
The US financial and economic distress that began in 2007 poses profound challenges for public polic...
Transparency is known to be an important factor when fighting corruption in governments, companies a...
The period from November 1, 2001 to October 1, 2002 has been an astonishing period for corporate gov...
The Enron debacle has produced an out-pouring of soul-searching by Congress and the media about the...
The beginning of the 21st century rocked financial markets with a series of catastrophic corporate s...
Congress has recently enacted measures designed to improve corporate governance standards. Reg...
Eight years after passage of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, Congress has again passed sweeping legislation ...
2016-09-28Successful leaders and effective leadership are areas of increasing interest in the busine...
JEL No. G32,G38,M41 An objective of many proposed corporate governance reforms is increased transpar...
INTRODUCTION A lack of transparency in financial reports has often been cited as a weakness of capi...
In public corporations, important rules are important because of the relative complexity of the rela...
Accounting scandals, executive misconduct, and poor management at once-prosperous corporations have ...
The turn of the millennium is associated with increased corporate fraud, largely attributed to the f...
In the last generation, executives have engaged in a sort of moral arbitrage, replacing fiduciary wi...
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