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Britain's Broken Corporate Governance Regime

The Conversation Mar 6 2015 BoardBlogs

It also shows that the claim to continuous “improvements” underlying the UK Code of Corporate Governance has, over the past 23 years, amounted to little more than a minor face-lift and offers no greater protection for shareholders, employees, suppliers ...
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