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Christine Mallin's Corporate Governance provides a thorough examination of the frameworks and mechanisms that govern modern corporations. The book delves into theoretical foundations such as agency theory and stakeholder theory, before analysing practical aspects including board composition, directors' duties, and shareholder activism. It addresses critical issues like executive pay, audit and risk management, and the impact of corporate governance on sustainability and ethics. This edition incorporates recent developments in governance codes and regulations, particularly from the UK and international contexts, and includes real-world case studies that illustrate governance failures and successes. Written in an accessible style, it balances academic rigour with practical application, making it a staple for students of business, finance, and law, as well as practitioners seeking to navigate the complexities of corporate oversight.
This book is ideal for undergraduate and postgraduate students studying business, finance, law, or management, particularly those enrolled in corporate governance modules. It is also valuable for professionals such as directors, company secretaries, compliance officers, and investors who need to understand governance frameworks. Additionally, policymakers and regulators will find it useful for insights into governance codes and practices. Anyone interested in how companies are directed and controlled, and the balance of power among stakeholders, will benefit from this comprehensive guide.
- ✓ Comprehensive coverage of corporate governance theories and practices
- ✓ Accessible writing style suitable for students and professionals
- ✓ Up-to-date case studies and examples from real-world scenarios
- ✓ Includes international perspectives and regulatory frameworks
- ✓ Well-structured chapters with clear learning objectives and summaries
- ✗ Primarily focused on UK and developed market contexts, with limited coverage of emerging economies
- ✗ Some readers may find the theoretical sections dense
- ✗ Case studies may become outdated as regulations evolve
- ✗ Lacks in-depth discussion of certain niche governance topics
- ✗ Not a quick-reference guide; requires sequential reading for full understanding
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