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Why Are America’s CEOs Talking About Stakeholder Capitalism Now?

Back in August, the Business Roundtable, which comprises the chief executive officers of America’s largest companies—with combined annual revenues of $7 trillion—updated its long-standing statement of corporate purpose. It’s not...

7 November 2019

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Politics of Corporate Governance

What drives changes in corporate law? Certainly, corporate law tends to change toward increasing economic efficiency. In fact, corporate laws all over the world have converged in many important aspects....

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Manabu Matsunaka

Financial Markets and the Political Center of Gravity

Academics across multiple disciplines and policymakers in multiple institutions have searched for the economic, political, and institutional foundations for financial market strength. Promising theories and empirics have developed, including major...

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On the Origin of (Corporate Governance) Species

Corporate governance structures interact deeply with the political arena through party systems, political orientations of governments and coalitions, votes of stakeholders (workers, shareholders, etc.), ideologies, and interest groups. To fully...

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Massimiliano Vatiero

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