Structure of Board of Directors and Company’s Performance

Khansalar, Ehsan; Dasht-Bayaz, Mahmood Lari; Maboodi, Darioush

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“…The functions of the responsible officer practically consist of the investiture of a super employee which link in the chain is fundamental for the functioning of the complex and structured corporate mechanism (Khansalar, Dasht-Bayaz, & Maboodi, 2015) This activity, which relates to the creation of an efficient system of detection and representation of accounting facts and collection of information, monitored and also coordinated with the precise activities of internal auditors, falls in the overall definition of the organizational, administrative and accounting structure of the company and therefore constitutes a task that belongs to the area of management of the company which invests the regulatory sphere of competence of the delegated bodies, with the consequence that the functions pertaining to the latter should be coordinated with those of the responsible officer . The indicated procedures involve also the coordination of the manager with control bodies, essentially in the shape of information flows in accounting (Gasparri, 2013).…”

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The Internal Control Systems Integrated into the Various Profiles of Governance, Audit, Risk and Compliance

Rija¹,

Rubino²

2018

IJBM

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It is necessary to distinguish the internal controls from external ones: the former are the responsibility of the appropriate bodies and business functions belonging to the organization of the companies, while the latter are exercised by subjects who fall outside the company and the functional structure of the company (audit company, Consob, Bank of Italy, etc.). In recent decades there have been several scandals that have hit large enterprises, also Italian ones, which have increased interest in the issue of corporate governance and in the inefficiencies presented in internal corporation controls (Munroa & Stewart 2011). Enhancing the effectiveness of controls, in particular the internal ones, has become a need increasingly felt by international and national legislators. Internal controls are an essential tool to achieve business goals (operating constantly in terms of efficiency and effectiveness), and at the same time to avoid wastage of resources, to safeguard corporate assets, producing accounting information and reliable management, to observe the strategies, the policies and the corporate procedures and, especially, to ensure compliance with laws and regulations. in this work, it will discuss, in the italian context, the role of the board of directors and the board of statutory auditors within the (SCIGR) System of Internal Control and Risk Management (Jaggi, Allini, Manes Rossi, & Caldarelli, 2016). Moreover, the study moves the analysis to other corporate figures well determined and in constant evolution, including the head of internal audit, the activity of compliance, the supervisory body ex D.Lgs.231/2001 and the manager in charge of drafting corporate accounting documents.Keywords: corporate governance, auditing, compliance, risk The System of Internal Control and Risk Management: The Literature ReviewThe organizational structures of a company, of which the adequacy must be taken care of, evaluated and controlled by the organization bodies, are certainly part of the internal control system, understood as the set of directives, procedures and operational practices defined and adopted by the company to reach, through a proper process of identification, measurement, management and monitoring of the main risks, strategic, operational objectives, of reporting and of compliance. (Bertoli & Perotta, 2013). The internal controls in capital companies is one of the fundamental pillars of the structure of corporate governance in the legal systems of advanced industrial countries (Montalenti, 2015). The first models of integrated control were conceived in the American market in the early nineties, with the development of the COSO framework, which had the aim to support the companies in the evaluation and improvement of the system of internal controls. This model was subsequently updated in 2004 by a second framework in the field of Enterprise Risk Management, the so-called COSO Report II, which inserts the internal control system in the context of the more general process of risk management. Subsequentl...

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The Internal Control Systems Integrated into the Various Profiles of Governance, Audit, Risk and Compliance

Rija¹,

Rubino²

2018

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Corporate Governance: Article Review

Hamed¹,

Fisal²

2023

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The purpose of this article is to provide a comprehensive definition of corporate governance and to review the existing literature on the subject. The researchers examine various corporate governance theories, including agency theory, stakeholder theory, and resource-based theory. The study concludes by emphasizing that the primary goal of corporate governance theories is not to examine how managers govern but rather to analyze how governance operates in an company.

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Structure of Board of Directors and Company’s Performance

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The Internal Control Systems Integrated into the Various Profiles of Governance, Audit, Risk and Compliance

The Internal Control Systems Integrated into the Various Profiles of Governance, Audit, Risk and Compliance

Corporate Governance: Article Review

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