Reflections on Corporate Governance

ISBN: 978-978-62048-4-0

“Reflections on Corporate Governance” offers a compelling and insightful exploration of corporate governance, focusing particularly on the Nigerian context. Drawing from the author’s extensive experience in academia, the legal profession, and the boardroom, this book provides a unique perspective on the intricate and ever-evolving landscape of corporate governance. It delves into key principles, practical implementations, and the impact of good governance across various sectors, including the telecommunications and financial services sector.

This book goes beyond a simple set of rules and regulations; it reflects on the practical application of governance principles, the challenges faced, and ongoing discussions shaping the future of corporate governance. Each chapter addresses specific aspects of governance, offering theoretical underpinnings alongside real-world examples. Topics covered include boardroom dynamics, the roles of key players such as the chairman and company secretary, the function of advisory boards, ethical considerations, the integration of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices, and shareholder activism. The book also examines the cost of bad corporate governance and the importance of board assessments.

“Reflections on Corporate Governance” aims to be a valuable resource for business leaders, professionals, industry regulators, students, and stakeholders. It equips readers with the knowledge and tools necessary to foster a culture of good corporate governance, emphasising the importance of ethical conduct, transparency, and accountability in driving organisational success and contributing to the greater good of society. This book also has practical applications for the public sector where adherence to good governance principles is critical to building sustainable institutions. It is a must-read for anyone involved in the governance, management, or oversight of organisations.

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