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Thomas A. Cole
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Introduction ix
- Glossary of Acronyms xv
- Glossary of Governance Terms of Art xvii
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Part I. The Policy, Law, and Market Forces That Have Created the New Era in Corporate Governance
- 1. What Is Corporate Governance and Why Do We Care? 3
- 2. The Threshold Question of Corporate Governance: For Whose Benefit Are Corporations to Be Governed? 7
- 3. The Forces That Shape Corporate Governance 17
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Part II. The Board-Centric Corporation
- 4. The Role of the Board 35
- 5. Assembling an Effective Board 41
- 6. Duties, Accountability, and Protections of Directors 55
- 7. Routine Board Operations 85
- 8. Special Situations 117
- 9. A Digression on Private Companies, Not-for- Profits, and Congress 151
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Part III. Activism and the Threat of Shareholder-Centricity
- 10. Activists and Their Goals and Tools 161
- 11. The Case against Shareholder-Centricity 173
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Part IV. Challenges to CEO Leadership
- 12. The Problem 181
- 13. Elements of a Solution 189
- Acknowledgments 199
- Appendix 1. Flowchart Illustrating Proxy Voting 203
- Appendix 2. Template for an Oral Board Self-Evaluation 205
- Appendix 3. Template for M&A Agendas 209
- Appendix 4. Primer on Valuation Methodologies 213
- Appendix 5. Summary of Key Percentages 215
- Abbreviations in Notes 217
- Notes 219
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Introduction ix
- Glossary of Acronyms xv
- Glossary of Governance Terms of Art xvii
-
Part I. The Policy, Law, and Market Forces That Have Created the New Era in Corporate Governance
- 1. What Is Corporate Governance and Why Do We Care? 3
- 2. The Threshold Question of Corporate Governance: For Whose Benefit Are Corporations to Be Governed? 7
- 3. The Forces That Shape Corporate Governance 17
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Part II. The Board-Centric Corporation
- 4. The Role of the Board 35
- 5. Assembling an Effective Board 41
- 6. Duties, Accountability, and Protections of Directors 55
- 7. Routine Board Operations 85
- 8. Special Situations 117
- 9. A Digression on Private Companies, Not-for- Profits, and Congress 151
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Part III. Activism and the Threat of Shareholder-Centricity
- 10. Activists and Their Goals and Tools 161
- 11. The Case against Shareholder-Centricity 173
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Part IV. Challenges to CEO Leadership
- 12. The Problem 181
- 13. Elements of a Solution 189
- Acknowledgments 199
- Appendix 1. Flowchart Illustrating Proxy Voting 203
- Appendix 2. Template for an Oral Board Self-Evaluation 205
- Appendix 3. Template for M&A Agendas 209
- Appendix 4. Primer on Valuation Methodologies 213
- Appendix 5. Summary of Key Percentages 215
- Abbreviations in Notes 217
- Notes 219