In principle, corporate governance is understood to be a legal and factual regulatory framework for the management and supervision of companies or, in other words, responsible corporate management. This regulatory framework is usually determined by the legislator and the owners, and the concrete design is left to the supervisory board and the company management.
Effective corporate governance structures are the opportunity to identify the risks relevant to the company at an early stage, to first simulate and assess their potential impact and then to shape the company in its orientation and processes in such a way that risks can be eliminated and opportunities exploited.
Today, however, corporate governance is much more than that. In recent years, it has evolved from a mere hygiene factor to a performance driver. In a dynamic world, corporate governance provides the necessary security for healthy corporate growth.
In our thematic world, we want to give you an understanding of the most current issues in corporate governance.
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