Corporate Governance in Germany

Corporate governance in Germany: Productive and financial challenges

Privatization and Restructuring in East Germany: How the Treuhand dealt with Privatization and Corporate Governance in a Radically Changed Environment

Teil II Kapitalismusmodelle im Vergleich What Is the Future for Codetermination and Corporate Governance in Germany? 1 Introduction: A Surprising Finding in Need of an Explanation

A Comparative Theory of Corporate Governance

The term corporate governance is used in two distinct ways. In Anglo-Saxon countries like the US and UK good corporate governance involves Þrms pursuing the interests of shareholders. In other countries like Japan, Germany and France it involves pursuing the interests of all stakeholders including employees and customers as well as shareholders. Anglo-Saxon capitalism has been widely analyzed b...

Large Shareholder Activism in Corporate Governance in Developing Countries: Evidence from India

Most of the existing evidence on the effectiveness of large shareholders in corporate governance has been restricted to a handful of developed countries, notably the UK, US, Germany and Japan. This paper provides evidence on the role of large shareholders in monitoring company value from a developing and emerging economy, India, whose corporate governance system is a hybrid of the outsider-domi...

Bank’s Corporate Governance: Quantifying the Effects in Iranian Banking Networks

The most important tool for promoting the bank’s stability and health is the establishment of a standard corporate governance structure for managing the bank's business. Redesigning the relationships between bank management, shareholders and the rest of the bank’s stockholder, including the objectives, the risk and audit indices, and internal control of the bank, is recognized as the foundation...