corporate governance

noun

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

Example Sentences

As ever, I am focused on our clients and on leading in the rapidly evolving global market for corporate governance.

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But only a few years later, we can declare at least a partial victory, which is good news for shareholders and corporate governance.

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The grades measure how well the funds determine their proxy votes based on what really matters for corporate governance, which is the growth and profitability of the firm in the interests of maximum return for shareholders.

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Bart Naylor, an expert on corporate governance and shareholder rights with the consumer advocacy group Public Citizen, said Tesla’s board was pushing for the staggering pay plan “because Musk told them to.”

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"They're not a poster child for good corporate governance."

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