Business, Management and Accounting
8 years ago

Corporate Boards Face Reform to Restore Public Trust and Accountability

Fordham journal of corporate & financial law
Boarded In: Counteracting the Consequences of Board Insularity By Legitimizing Director Elections
Devan Grossblatt

Paper Summary

The article discusses how corporate boards of directors can become isolated and make decisions that may not benefit shareholders. It suggests changing the way directors are chosen and elected to make boards more accountable and objective. The goal is to improve corporate governance and protect shareholder interests.

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