Add to ORKGAccounting scandals, executive misconduct, and poor management at once-prosperous corporations have shaken investor confidence in corporate integrity, and worse, in the mechanisms that are supposed to ensure good corporate management. What will it take to restore confidence? This Commentary suggests that the markets will respond with innovations and adjustments that lead to better management, accounting, and disclosure. Greater government policing has an important, but limited, role to play.Corporate governance
Corporate governance scandals inevitably raise concerns about the extent to which corporate director...
In the aftermath of the global financial crisis of 2008–2009, investors, analysts, legislators, and ...
Corporate governance matters because how well corporations utilize the people’s savings matters. Man...
In an address to the Emory Corporate Governance and Accountability Review, United States Securities ...
Reported financial scandals have galvanized considerable interest in and discussion on the role of c...
Congress has recently enacted measures designed to improve corporate governance standards. Reg...
The issue about corporate governance became more prominent in recent years as a result of corporate ...
Over four decades, research and policy have created layers of understandings in the quest for “good”...
We analyze corporate fraud in a setting in which managers have superior informa-tion but are biased ...
Accusations of irresponsible trading have been leveled at the financial services sector in the after...
AbstractCorporate governance matters because how well corporations utilize the people's savings matt...
We argue on theoretical grounds that obligatory compliance with stricter financial reporting rules (...
Corporate scandals brought the issue of corporate governance to the forefront of the agendas of law...
Abstract The efficiency of good governance rest on the free flow o f unbiased objective information ...
In this Article, we argue the internal corporate governance structure of the big accounting firm is ...
Corporate governance scandals inevitably raise concerns about the extent to which corporate director...
In the aftermath of the global financial crisis of 2008–2009, investors, analysts, legislators, and ...
Corporate governance matters because how well corporations utilize the people’s savings matters. Man...
In an address to the Emory Corporate Governance and Accountability Review, United States Securities ...
Reported financial scandals have galvanized considerable interest in and discussion on the role of c...
Congress has recently enacted measures designed to improve corporate governance standards. Reg...
The issue about corporate governance became more prominent in recent years as a result of corporate ...
Over four decades, research and policy have created layers of understandings in the quest for “good”...
We analyze corporate fraud in a setting in which managers have superior informa-tion but are biased ...
Accusations of irresponsible trading have been leveled at the financial services sector in the after...
AbstractCorporate governance matters because how well corporations utilize the people's savings matt...
We argue on theoretical grounds that obligatory compliance with stricter financial reporting rules (...
Corporate scandals brought the issue of corporate governance to the forefront of the agendas of law...
Abstract The efficiency of good governance rest on the free flow o f unbiased objective information ...
In this Article, we argue the internal corporate governance structure of the big accounting firm is ...
Corporate governance scandals inevitably raise concerns about the extent to which corporate director...
In the aftermath of the global financial crisis of 2008–2009, investors, analysts, legislators, and ...
Corporate governance matters because how well corporations utilize the people’s savings matters. Man...