Institutional Investors’ Views on Corporate Governance Reform: policy recommendations for the 21st century
Growing interest in UK corporate governance has engendered research on specific issues of corporate governance reform. However, there seems to be little research on the more general impact of recent reforms in corporate governance. In this paper we employ an extensive postal questionnaire survey to...
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