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The Handbook of International Corporate Governance
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    • Product code: 374003
    • ISBN13: 9780749455088, 510 pages, hardback
      Published by Kogan Page, 2nd Revised edition
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    Description of The Handbook of International Corporate Governance

    A well-established corporate governance framework should ensure that corporate boards effectively monitor managerial performance and achieve an equitable return for shareholders - reinforcing the values of fairness, transparency, accountability and responsibility. But new legislation - notably the Sarbanes-Oxley Act in the US, and the UK's Companies Act - means new duties and benchmarks for directors and senior managers, particularly for those with cross-jurisdictional responsibilities. With commentary from the World Bank, BP, 3i, PricewaterhouseCoopers and Watson Wyatt, "The Handbook of International Corporate Governance" looks at shareholder rights and directors' responsibilities, issues relating to control and disclosure, and the relevant legislation and codes of practice. There is a major section of the book that provides coverage of corporate governance practice for 21 separate jurisdictions, as well as five regional overviews, with each profile focusing on key areas such as the development of laws, models and codes; board structures; shareholder rights; disclosure and transparency; responsibility; directors; and, executive pay and performance.

    About

    the institute of directors (iod) is a non party-political business organisation founded by royal charter in 1903, currently with around 55,000 members. the iod has always championed the entrepreneur and is dedicated to providing directors with the information and advice they require to help their business succeed. the iod produces a number of successful titles, including the director's handbook and the effective director, both available through kogan page.

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