Corporate Governance Intelligence: Minority Shareholder’s Aspects (Evidence From Ukraine)

Abstract

The paper is devoted to the corporate governance intelligence system investigation as the part of the complex stakeholder-related approach to the corporate strategic intelligence system (CSIS). The special attention is given to the minority shareholders activism in the system of corporate governance. Some existing methods of abusing minority shareholders rights, made by joint-stock companies executives, are generalized. The recommendations for minority shareholder's rights protection are given. The necessity for the implementation of the stakeholders-oriented approach for the CSIS creation on the base of companies' security principles is substantiated.

Investigating the relation between legal disclosure environments and IT governance transparency

“…A definition of corporate governance that focuses more specifically on the prominent principal-agent problem and the dispersion of ownership and control was among others outlined by Momot, Vashchenko, Avanesova, and Chudopal (2015) who based their definition on the findings of Brewster, Goergen, and…”