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- US corporate governance - 9 flash points
  Posted by SoxFirst
  Here are the nine flash points of US corporate governance: majority voting, proxy access, options backdating, executive pay, litigation, attempts to wind back litigation, hedge fund activism, trans-national co-operation and private equity.
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- Private equity, corporate governance and vampires
  Posted by SoxFirst
  The reports of private equity's death are exaggerated. More to the point, private equity is like a vampire. Cheap debt and money sloshing into the system means that tighter credit controls will not kill of private equity. Like a vampire, it will stay Undead, just waiting for the right moment to strike.
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- The media and corporate governance: how much of a watchdog?
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  How big a role does the media play in keeping companies honest? Academics say naming and shaming bad companies is important.
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- Twenty things you should know about corporate crime
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  There are twenty things we should know about corporate crime. But the most important points are that instead of having the book thrown at them, corporations are now being given sweet-heart deals in the form of deferred prosecution deals and non-prosecution agreements.
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- 10 rules for corporate social responsibility
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  Companies don’t really understand corporate social responsibility. They need to follow 10 rules that give them a framework to do it properly.
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- The link between ethics and corporate responsibility
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  Corporate responsibility and business ethics are the same thing. corporate responsibility takes in three areas: 1. good governance 2. corporate social responsibility 3. environmental accountability.
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- German corporate governance and the Siemens saga
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  The unusual way German boards are set up with directors that include union reps. It’s contributed to the bigger problem with German corporate governance. Siemens is one example. Time for change.
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