Corporate governance: Methodology
ARE BONDHOLDERS GETTING their due from efforts to improve corporate governance? “As corporate governance specialists, we don’t often look much at the interests of creditors,” says David Paterson, head of research at RREV, a provider of corporate governance services. Paterson’s rationale is simple, and reflects the consensus among his colleagues: corporate governance is there to ensure that shareholders, as owners of a company, are able to protect their interests against failings at management level.
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