Corporate Governance | Us And Uk Markets

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Posted on 24 Oct 06:13 | by oaxino | 0 views

What you'll learn
Fundamentals of Corporate Governance
Key Stakeholders
4 Ps of Corporate Governance
Principles on Corporate Governance in Banks by BSBS
Requirements
Basic terminologies associated with banks
Description
Corporate governance deals with the complex set of relationships between the corporation and its stakeholder such as the board of directors, management, shareholders etc. In the recent years, with growth in finance scandals the regulators and legislators have deepened their focus on how businesses are being run. They are trying to create a prototype for new corporate governance and disclosure measures, which would be constructive for both the stakeholders and controllers.Through this tutorial we are going to learn the key aspects about corporate governance.The training will include the following;IntroductionFundamentals of Corporate GovernanceKey Stakeholders4 Ps of Corporate GovernancePrinciples on Corporate Governance in Banks by BSBSThe US Corporate Governance SystemThe Enron ScandalThe WorldCom ScandalThe Influence of SOX on Corporate GovernanceConclusionSelf-evaluationCorporate Governance refers to the way in which companies are governed and to what purpose. It identifies who has power and accountability, and who makes decisions. It is, in essence, a toolkit that enables management and the board to deal more effectively with the challenges of running a company. Corporate governance ensures that businesses have appropriate decision-making processes and controls in place so that the interests of all stakeholders (shareholders, employees, suppliers, customers and the community) are balanced. Good corporate governance can benefit investors and other stakeholders, while bad governance can lead to scandal and ruin. Governance refers to the set of rules, controls, policies, and resolutions put in place to direct corporate behavior. A board of directors is pivotal in governance, while proxy advisors and shareholders are important stakeholders who can affect governance. Communicating a company's corporate governance is a key component of community and investor relations. For instance, Apple Inc.'s investor relations site profiles its corporate leadership (the executive team and board of directors) and provides information on its committee charters and governance documents, such as bylaws, stock ownership guidelines, and articles of incorporation. Most successful companies strive to have exemplary corporate governance. For many shareholders, it is not enough for a company to be profitable; it also must demonstrate good corporate citizenship through environmental awareness, ethical behavior, and other sound corporate governance practices.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction to Corporate Governance
Lecture 2 Fundamentals of Corporate Governance
Section 2: The US Corp Gov System
Lecture 3 Types of Corporate Governance
Lecture 4 US Corporate Governance System
Lecture 5 More on US Corporate Governance System
Section 3: Examples and Regulations
Lecture 6 Examples of Corporate Goverance Failures
Lecture 7 Examples of Corporate Goverance Failures Continues
Lecture 8 Regulations
Section 4: Principles by BCBS
Lecture 9 Principles by BCBS
Lecture 10 Board Qualification Principle By BCBS
Lecture 11 Governace of Group Structure Principle By BCBS
Lecture 12 More on Principle By BCBS
Section 5: SOX and Dodd Frank
Lecture 13 Influence of SOX on Corporate Governance
Lecture 14 Impact Dodd Frank on Corporate Governance
Lecture 15 UK Corporate Governance Code
Section 6: Conclusion
Lecture 16 Conlcusion of Corporate Governance
Bankers, Accountants, Stakeholders of a company, Anyone who wants to learn about corporate governance

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