Causes of Corporate Governance Issues - Explained
General Issues that Arise within Businesses
Written by Jason Gordon
Updated at September 25th, 2021
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What are some of the major causes of corporate governance issues?Academic ResearchWhat are some of the major causes of corporate governance issues?
The primary characteristics of the corporate governance regime that causes issues or conflicts between shareholders and the corporation are as follows:
- Access to Information
- Decision-Making Procedure
- Competition for Authority
- Interest and Benefit Misalignment
Each of these drivers of corporate governance issues is discussed below.
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- Revlon Rule
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