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Corporate governance: communications from internal and external auditors

Managerial Auditing Journal, 2002
International Standards on Auditing (ISAs) require external auditors to communicate with the client’s governance body regarding significant matters which came to the auditors’ attention during the engagement. Similarly, the authoritative Practice Advisories (PAs), issued by the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA), mandate that internal auditors ...
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Frames of Reference in Financial Corporate Governance and Communications

Corporate Governance: The international journal of business in society, 2001
Empirical research identifies the strategic power of corporate values in influencing the success of organizations. Presents qualitative research which elicits chairmen’s values expressed through value maps. Presents two such maps, both of which were extracted from interview transcripts using an adapted version of means/end chains.
G. Clarke, L.W. Murray
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Leadership and Communication in Corporate Governance

2013
In the system of governance of sustainable corporations assumingly led by leaders who share the following perspectives: sustainable entrepreneurship, therefore visionary and long term perspective of sustainable business and responsible leadership, therefore ethical and inclusive perspective and enlightened statesman’s ship in societal and political ...
Vrdoljak Raguž, Ivona, Tafra-Vlahović, Majda   +1 more
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Corporate governance : where do Tenth District community banks stand? [PDF]

, 2004
Troubles at publicly traded companies have led to the passage of recently enacted laws that add more rigor and formality to the corporate governance process. Most of these reform proposals and new laws focus on protecting investors in publicly traded firms.
Forest Myers, Jane Padget
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Corporate governance at community banks: a Seventh District analysis [PDF]

, 2005
Community banks can be vulnerable to the same economic tensions and conflicts of interest that have compromised corporate governance at more high-profile firms over the past few years. The authors discuss their preliminary findings from a project designed to construct a systematic database on the corporate governance practices at District community ...
Robert DeYoung, Patrick Driscoll, Colette A. Fried   +2 more
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Corporate Governance Meets Corporate Social Responsibility: Mapping the Interface

Business and Society, 2022
Rashid Zaman, Tanusree Jain, Georges Samara   +2 more
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Food Security Governance: Empowering Communities, Regulating Corporations [PDF]

Development, 2014
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Factors affecting corporate environmental disclosure in emerging markets: The role of corporate governance structures

Business Strategy and the Environment, 2021
Ali M Gerged
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The ‘corporate’ governance of blockchain communities

This Chapter considers the legal framework of blockchain “communities”. This term refers collectively to the various groups of participants to blockchain projects, spanning from coders to miners, from users to investors, from developers to stakeholders.
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Tools to facilitate communication during physician‐patient consultations in cancer care: An overview of systematic reviews

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2019
Sharon Licqurish, Christobel Saunders Frcs, Fracs, Michael Jefford   +2 more
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