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What is corporate governance?

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Corporate governance, sometimes also called corporate administration, refers to how companies are managed and their managers are controlled. It has undergone significant practical developments and has focused on the board of directors, the emblematic mechanism of governance, as it is the body that appoints or dismisses managers.

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Board of Directors, Shareholders, Stakeholders, value creation

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CABY Jérôme

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