... whistleblowing corporate governance ethics Introduction Corruption is a phenomenon that significantly impacts both countries and the global economy. In addition to its economic effects, corruption also harms the security and welfare of society in general. Furthermore, corruption discourages investment...

...Abstract Corporate governance plays a crucial role in firm performance and sustainability. In UK retail companies, board characteristics like diversity, independence, expertise and tenure are key institutional factors. The retail industry faces competitive pressures from customer demands...

...This study presents the current situation of family companies in Turkey, focusing on the corporate governance structure of listed family businesses. The study addresses two issues: first, it introduces Turkish family companies, explains the family ties within the firm, and clarifies the economic...

..., as will be further explored. ¹⁹ 9.4. The Governance Structures of Listed Family Firms 9.4.1. Board of Directors The corporate governance of a family listed company usually has sui generis requirements, particularly with reference to the role of the board of directors ( BoD ), which performs...

...Purpose: This study aims to explore the transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI) as an internal control mechanism within the framework of corporate governance. The research investigates how AI can facilitate legal compliance, enhance risk management, and contribute...

...Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming corporate governance; risk management; and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reporting, driving fundamental shifts in business decision making. AI integration enhances transparency, fraud detection, and operational efficiency but raises ethical...

... toward stakeholder capitalism, emphasizing corporate responsibility for externalities affecting communities and ecosystems. Despite political headwinds, ESG reporting remains integral to modern corporate governance and transparency. ESG reporting multiple capital model integrated reporting stakeholder...

... these aspects, contributing to the discussion on integrating social sustainability within organisational frameworks for enhanced transparency and ethical governance. 1. Introduction Social control mechanisms levers of control management control systems corporate governance earnings quality social...

...). By prioritizing ESG considerations, financial institutions can align their portfolios with broader societal goals, contributing to a more sustainable and resilient economy. 2.4. The Role of Corporate Governance in Sustainable Finance Corporate governance plays a crucial role in sustainable finance by ensuring...

... environment in which the organization operates, are very useful in providing a methodological framing for discussing the priorities and challenges associated with reforming the UK central–sub-central governance system. 1. Introduction Corporate governance mergers and acquisitions economic systems firms...

..., and sustainable development. The selected timeframe (2019–2024) includes the most recent advancements, reflecting ongoing trends and emerging insights in AI and business analytics. ESG reporting emerging markets corporate governance regulatory frameworks data quality sustainability capacity building...

.... This evolving strategic perspective on long-term value creation and sharing among heterogeneous stakeholders highlighted the interconnectedness of business operations and societal impact and paved the way for sustainability on a global scale. The SDGs as Triggers of Corporate Governance Transformation...

... emissions. Reforming corporations and corporate governance is therefore central to the sustainable transition, and this insight is reflected in the increase in attention to the corporation. In this volume, we therefore ask the following questions: What is the role of corporations in the sustainable...

... the corporation from purpose and responsibility is the dominant shareholder value primacy doctrine in corporate governance, theoretically grounded in agency theory, the theory of the firm, and the corporation as a nexus of contracts or bundle or collection of assets...

... of possibility for the recognition of stakes, stakeholders and their salience in company law, corporate governance and beyond. Engaging with the hierarchical rights structure in company law improves the descriptive validity of the identification of stakes, stakeholders and their salience. Moreover, active...

... ). ESG Performance A third complementary perspective on SW is corporate engagement with ESG performance indicators. The signatories’ commitment to UN Principles for Responsible Investing (2025) includes the words ‘we believe that environmental, social, and corporate governance ( ESG ) issues can...

... governance sustains carbon dependencies and deepens the metabolic rift in the carbon cycle. Through an analysis of the licence granted to Equinor to exploit the Rosebank oil field, we illustrate how the content and operation of ‘soft’ regulatory codes of corporate governance (as distinguished from ‘hard...

... deliberation. We end with reflections on the status our normative framework awards to corporate aims such as profitability and sustainability. Corporate purpose limited liability sustainability public goods corporate law corporate governance business ethics Introduction Even if we accept the premise...

...As the climate crisis accelerates, the need for a rapid, large-scale sustainable transition becomes urgent. This commentary engages seven papers exploring how corporate governance structures might be redesigned to align business with decarbonization goals. It examines the limitations of current...

... by presenting empirical recommendations about the role of females in corporate decision-making, specifically related to the sustainability of Indian firms. Board of directors corporate governance ESG gender diversity India sustainability Introduction In recent years, board gender diversity has drawn...