corporate governance

noun

1. the balance of control between the stakeholders, managers, and directors of an organization

Example Sentences

But the High Pay Centre, a UK think-tank that analyses issues relating to top incomes, corporate governance and business performance, says this level of payout "would be considered extraordinarily large by the standards of even the biggest companies in Europe".

From BBC

Whether you're talking about corporate governance or our current flirtation with autocracy or about a cult who have moved off the radar onto an island somewhere, what you're dealing with is the danger of unchecked power.

From Salon

It also directs Edison “to take all necessary actions” to reform its corporate governance procedures, comply with all laws and protect the company and its investors “from a recurrence of the damaging events.”

From Los Angeles Times

The regulator would set out mandatory conditions for clubs to meet, relating to corporate governance and financial reporting.

From BBC

Republicans and conservatives express a narrower concern — they grouse that passive fund managers push a liberal agenda on corporate managements, especially in “ESG” categories, the environment, social issues and corporate governance.

From Los Angeles Times