Transparency, a Rising Trend in Listed Companies Case Solution & Answer

This Case is about CORPORATE GOVERNANCE, LEADERSHIP, TRANSPARENCY

PUBLICATION DATE: June 19, 2014 PRODUCT #: IIR118-PDF-ENG

Great corporate governance cannot ensure that choices that are great will be made: running a company is fraught with supervisors and danger can — and frequently do — make errors. What good government does do is ensure there’s accountability and that decisions are taken in an appropriate manner.

The recent experience of freely traded firms has proven that good government needs both fluid and transparency communication between the important interest groups — that’s, between top management as well as the board of directors; between investors and the board; and between investors and society at large.

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