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Corporate Governance
Do we need corporate purpose to improve corporate governance?
Jordi Canals
In recent years, the debate over purpose has reemerged and gained traction. Is a clear sense of purpose what's needed to make companies more effective
and
socially responsible? Here are three discussions that may lead us closer to the answer.
Having a clear purpose drives performance
IESE Insight
A corporate purpose beyond profit maximization is associated with better firm performance
under certain conditions
, according to recent research by Wharton professor Claudine Gartenberg.
Can boards afford purpose and sustainability during the pandemic?
Fabrizio Ferraro
While in crisis mode, some may doubt that companies can continue to focus on improving their environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance. But there's good reason to believe that ESG is an astute indicator of corporate resilience.
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Latest IESE documents
Research on the competitive consequences of common ownership
José Azar; Martin C. Schmalz; Isabel Tecu
Governance Implications of Attracting External Equity Investors In Private Family Firms
Jeroen Neckebrouck; Miguel Meuleman; Sophie Manigart
Predicting employee wrongdoing
S. J. Smulowitz; John Almandoz
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