Who’s really leading global corporate governance?
Opinion: Money talks.
The leadership of global corporate governance is increasingly in the hands of one sector of the economy and it may not be who you think.
It isn’t regulators, who have been largely content to tinker following significant post-GFC reforms. It isn’t politicians, who are preoccupied with agendas
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Simon Arcus
Fri, 27 Apr 2018
Fri, 27 Apr 2018
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Who’s really leading global corporate governance?
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