Corporate law

Their activities can assist in the effectual distribution of assets, increased market liquidity, enriched market confidence and helping shape the corporate information environment. A skilful financial analyst will be an incredible asset to any organization or individual. Below listed are a few characteristics we can expect from an efficient financial analyst who can help making better financial decisions:…

education institutions with the nature of the investor-owned agricultural cooperatives are members of the ownership, including both funded and non-funded members. However, for non-profit people not ownership of public ownership or all the existing laws of society is not clearly defined but only the liquidation…

Veasey and Di Guglielmo (2006) identify the following competing models of corporate counsel: “gatekeepers”, “corporate advocates”, and “persuasive counselors”. Discuss these roles with reference to challenges faced by in-house and external lawyers, and explain which role(s) you think corporate lawyers should play. The role of a modern day corporate lawyer is one that has undoubtedly sparked a huge amount of debate in recent years. The numerous ways in which these professionals should conduct…

STAKEHOLDER THEORY v/s SHAREHOLDER THEORY Since many years ago, from the age of globalization, the Great Depression, amongst other memorable historical events till today, the purpose and role of business has been subject of debate. (Post et al, 2002). Much of the debate has focused around two hierarchal positions; namely, The Shareholder Theory and The Stakeholder Theory. (Rugimbana et al, 2008). The Shareholder theory is regarded as the classical approach to business, that is, an organization’s…

Aquino 22). Also, the board was never certain of what was going on with the AHERF. The AHERF failed to fulfill the fiduciary duties of healthcare organizations boards of directors which are “to carry out their duty with loyalty, and obedience to corporate purpose as the fundamental fiduciary duties of a health organization board of trustees. Board members are obligated to disclose situations that “may present a potential for conflict with the corporations’ mission” (Nelson and Hofmann 94).…

Week 6: Fraud Case Study Group Project Vanessa Ryan, Juan Caba, Rustin Prentice, Howard Miranda Champlain College Forensic Accounting ACCT-280-45 Nicole Bocra August 14, 2016  On July 31, 2015, Howard Miranda, CFO of Microstuff Inc., contacted the internal auditor Vanessa Ryan in reference to a suspected purchase and receiving scheme within the information technology department. Based on this initial accusation, an examination was conducted—which included reviews of relevant accounting,…

influencing the action of an official in the discharge of his or her public or legal duties” (Lehman & Phelps, 2008). The practice of bribing generally stems from individuals who are ready to use illegitimate channels to capitalize on personal or corporate profit. However, there could be several other mitigating factors that drive people to partake in the act of bribery, which still ultimately lead to the same thing: profit. As a special advisor to Canada’s International Trade Minister, I…

iii. Factors influence Corporate Social Responsiveness In business world, managers have to deal with a range of unstable and ever-changing issues, as well as the same complex stakeholder groups that have different interests (McMahon, 1999). Davis and Blomstrom’s “Iron Law of Responsibility” mention that corporate social responsibility must commensurate with their social power (Salbu, 1993). Any avoidance of social responsibility will lead to the loss of power given by the society. Welcomer,…

fundamental principle of corporate law. Establishing the foundation for the existence of the company and its functions is the most profound and firm foundation in the jurisprudence of companies. By contrast, the SLP has historically experienced many disorders, one of the most common in and between jurisdictions. However, this principle, which was created in the Salomon case against Salomon, continues to prevail, and is usually celebrated as constituting the core of the English corporate law not…

CORPORATE SUPPLY CHAIN: TRANSPARENCY & ACCOUNTABILITY??? A CASE STUDY OF NESTLE & MARS IN RELATION TO CAMBODIAN SEA SLAVES MSc FAM - TEAM 3 KHAMLICH ALI ROSADO GLORIA EZE HENRY UGOCHUKWU OCTOBER 20, 2015 ABSTRACT Slavery, a practice that seemed to have disappeared but it apparently still exists. Indeed, the New York Times article (14 september 2015) explains that slaves laborers, from Cambodia, work for suppliers of big internationals companies like Nestle and Mars. These slaves…