Corporate Governance: Volume 11 Issue 3

Corporate governance and capital flows

Giuseppina Talamo

This paper aims to analyze existing corporate governance rules which aim to regulate and control the following type of problems: to restore confidence in the financial markets, to…

Listed companies and integrating sustainable development: what role does the board of directors play?

Dominique Wolff

This paper aims to analyze how the level of adherence to sustainable development principles has evolved and also how the integration of new “good” governing rules has evolved in…

The evolution of the governance model in instances of highly innovative strategic mergers

Olivier Meier, Audrey Missonier, Richard Soparnot

This paper aims to answer two questions: firstly, how does the mode of corporate governance evolve following a merger between two specific companies looking for a joint innovation…

Maximizing social return in the banking sector

Francesc Relaño

The aim of this paper is to show that there are other options for a firm (or a bank) than just following the mainstream logic of maximizing financial profits. This is the case of…

Speculative expectations and financial instabilities: when the competitive environment matters

Miia Parnaudeau

Strategic decisions taken during financial instability periods are directly influenced by the competitive environment in which actors are evolving. In the highly financialized…

Banking ethics

Elisabeth Paulet

Since the 1980s, the global financial system has faced several crises that have led regulators to consider new conjectural and structural problems. These crises (new technology…

Conclusion

Elisabeth Paulet

Introduction

Elisabeth Paulet