Summary The role of Governance and ethic in strategy Process
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CIMA
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CIMA
The document is the summary of CIMA E3 topic 3 The role of Governance and ethic in strategy Process describing the corporate culture Governance concept and its impact in the organization . Its also describe CSR
Business and corporate governance
Strengthening of control Accountability of Management
Sustainable wealth creation More attractive two institutional investor
Good management good profits Raises share prices
Objective of corporate governance
Monitor management Balanced BOD structure Remunerated fairly
Risk identification auditors Independence
other business issues (ethical, SCR and whistle blowers)
Long term shareholder value
Control from above cascading down to lower level
Increased transparency and confidence
Increased reporting
Operated in legal and ethical
manner
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