From Companies to Markets--Global Developments in Corporate Governance [electronic resource]
- Washington, D.C. : The World Bank, 2016.
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In May 2015, the IFC Corporate Governance Group called together 40 experts in the field and members of the IFC Corporate Governance Private Sector Advisory Group. These participants explored key changes in international corporate governance standards and codes of best practice in the wake of the recent global financial crisis and how these changes have helped draw corporate attention to sustainability issues. The group found that many issues that became evident regarding banks in the financial crisis, and led to changes in the governance of banks, also have flowed through into broader corporate governance developments. This publication arises from the issues and information from these discussions. Specifically, part A discusses developments from global or regional groups involved in corporate governance. Part B addresses developments in corporate governance practice, and part C looks at developments in corporate governance codes and standards.
10.1596/24777
Accountability
Audits
Capital Markets
Civic Participation and Corporate Governance
Consensus
Corporate Governance
Corporate Law
Corruption
Decision Making
Disclosure
Financial Crisis
Financial Institutions
Financial Sector
Financial Services
Good Governance
Governance
Human Capital
Human Resources
International Finance
Investment Climate
Law and Development
Legal Framework
Legislation
Multinational & Corporate Governance
Private Sector Development
Public officials
Public Policy
Public Sector
Regulators
Risk Management
Securities
Shareholder Protection
State-Owned Enterprises
Transparency
Voting
In May 2015, the IFC Corporate Governance Group called together 40 experts in the field and members of the IFC Corporate Governance Private Sector Advisory Group. These participants explored key changes in international corporate governance standards and codes of best practice in the wake of the recent global financial crisis and how these changes have helped draw corporate attention to sustainability issues. The group found that many issues that became evident regarding banks in the financial crisis, and led to changes in the governance of banks, also have flowed through into broader corporate governance developments. This publication arises from the issues and information from these discussions. Specifically, part A discusses developments from global or regional groups involved in corporate governance. Part B addresses developments in corporate governance practice, and part C looks at developments in corporate governance codes and standards.
10.1596/24777
Accountability
Audits
Capital Markets
Civic Participation and Corporate Governance
Consensus
Corporate Governance
Corporate Law
Corruption
Decision Making
Disclosure
Financial Crisis
Financial Institutions
Financial Sector
Financial Services
Good Governance
Governance
Human Capital
Human Resources
International Finance
Investment Climate
Law and Development
Legal Framework
Legislation
Multinational & Corporate Governance
Private Sector Development
Public officials
Public Policy
Public Sector
Regulators
Risk Management
Securities
Shareholder Protection
State-Owned Enterprises
Transparency
Voting