🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:01 Corporate *governance is necessary due to the separation between ownership and control, ensuring directors work to meet shareholders' objectives.* 01:30 Corporate *governance involves the structure of the board, director roles, and subcommittees, aiming to direct and control organizations effectively.* 04:36 Corporate *governance regulatory approaches include rules-based (e.g., Sarbanes-Oxley Act) and principles-based, offering flexibility in application.* 06:55 The *OECD and the International Corporate Governance Network provide international best practice guidance, though governance codes are often jurisdiction-specific.* 08:18 Best *practice for a unitary board involves at least half the board comprising non-executive directors, enhancing independence and decision-making.* 11:00 Key *subcommittees in corporate governance include the audit, nominating, and remuneration committees, ensuring financial oversight, board composition, and director pay alignment.* 13:43 Governance *codes focus on leadership, board effectiveness, accountability, director remuneration, shareholder relations, and AGM participation.* 15:30 Corporate *governance principles align with shareholders' concerns, emphasizing control mechanisms to reassure shareholders about business management.* Made with HARPA AI
Thank you for uploading this clip. It helps me understand the corporate governance. Can you also please explain why do corporate governance arrangements at company board level differ from country to country?
Hi Mia, Thanks for your question. Corporate governance arrangements in companies differ from country to country because all countries have different legislation i.e. national laws and regulations regarding companies and corporate governance.
can you please tell me how we can critically analyse corporate governance in context of leadership, operations and information systems and their impact on financial statements.
Hi Nadya, thanks for your questions. Good governance means that processes and institutions produce results that meet the needs of society while making the best use of resources at their disposal. Corporate governance is the system by which companies are directed and controlled. Boards of directors are responsible for the governance of their companies. The shareholders' role in governance is to appoint the directors and the auditors and to satisfy themselves that an appropriate governance structure is in place. The link between corporate governance and good governance is that Corporations that recognize that their business impacts the environment around them create an innate sense of accountability to their societies. Sustainability takes into account a strong concern for the future. It’s in a corporation’s best interest to be socially responsible and innovative because it’s these things that ensure sustainability. The corporation and society will see evidence of that impact now and in the future.
This is an incredibly insightful & explicit presentation. Very well done!
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Comprehensive, well structured and concise - THANK YOU
Very brilliant presentation 👏
An explicit approach to principles of corporate governance in various jurisdictions. Very informative.
This is such an amazing and insightful video. So timely too as this is the topic for my midterm report. Thanks for this!
This was excellent and to the point. Thank you.
Thank you for this video, atleast l have an insight of what corporate governance is all about
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Quite informative.Corporate Governance is actually the key to saving the whole world from financial collapse
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Thank you for uploading this video, very well explained, simplified the complex structure of CG👌
Thank you so for uploading this video. Much appreciated....
Excellent presentation.
This is well presented, clear, detailed and to the point
Great video! (That nose needed cleaning before the recording...a bit disturbing)
Thank you very much for the excellent presentstion.
Great video! Provides good knowledge and makes corporate governance easily understandable!
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Excellent explanation
Very succinct and insightful!
Great video - thank you very much!
Very good explanation
Superbly explained!!!
Loved the video, what a lucid explanation of such a difficult topic 👍
No need to see more...many thanks 🤗🤗🤗
Nice presentation! On point.....
Well done ✅
This video was very helpful, thank you!
You explain this concept way clearer than my lecturer thanks so much
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thank you so much. please post a video on how corporate governance impacts forward looking disclosure
A very good presentation, keep it up.
Great lecture
I can't empathize how much this is of help! Do you guy take up consulting project of such nature?
Great thank you
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:01 Corporate *governance is necessary due to the separation between ownership and control, ensuring directors work to meet shareholders' objectives.*
01:30 Corporate *governance involves the structure of the board, director roles, and subcommittees, aiming to direct and control organizations effectively.*
04:36 Corporate *governance regulatory approaches include rules-based (e.g., Sarbanes-Oxley Act) and principles-based, offering flexibility in application.*
06:55 The *OECD and the International Corporate Governance Network provide international best practice guidance, though governance codes are often jurisdiction-specific.*
08:18 Best *practice for a unitary board involves at least half the board comprising non-executive directors, enhancing independence and decision-making.*
11:00 Key *subcommittees in corporate governance include the audit, nominating, and remuneration committees, ensuring financial oversight, board composition, and director pay alignment.*
13:43 Governance *codes focus on leadership, board effectiveness, accountability, director remuneration, shareholder relations, and AGM participation.*
15:30 Corporate *governance principles align with shareholders' concerns, emphasizing control mechanisms to reassure shareholders about business management.*
Made with HARPA AI
very well explained thank you very much
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Thank you for uploading this clip. It helps me understand the corporate governance. Can you also please explain why do corporate governance arrangements at company board level differ from country to country?
Hi Mia,
Thanks for your question. Corporate governance arrangements in companies differ from country to country because all countries have different legislation i.e. national laws and regulations regarding companies and corporate governance.
So; Where is the position of legal department in the structure?
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can you please tell me how we can critically analyse corporate governance in context of leadership, operations and information systems and their impact on financial statements.
Still beneficial in 2024
Really useful video , great work , but to be honest I couldnt complete it because of the speaker's runny nose
What the difference between corporate governance and good corporate governance? What is the relationship between these two?
Hi Nadya, thanks for your questions. Good governance means that processes and institutions produce results that meet the needs of society while making the best use of resources at their disposal.
Corporate governance is the system by which companies are directed and controlled. Boards of directors are responsible for the governance of their companies. The shareholders' role in governance is to appoint the directors and the auditors and to satisfy themselves that an appropriate governance structure is in place.
The link between corporate governance and good governance is that Corporations that recognize that their business impacts the environment around them create an innate sense of accountability to their societies. Sustainability takes into account a strong concern for the future. It’s in a corporation’s best interest to be socially responsible and innovative because it’s these things that ensure sustainability. The corporation and society will see evidence of that impact now and in the future.
Ethical policy
Too complicated
You have running nose, sir.
Bro needs a handkerchief