Changes in Japanese corporate governance
Ioan Alin Nistor
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Ioan Alin Nistor
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Corporate governance systems vary around the world. These differences result from different legal systems, systems of corporate finance and corporate ownership as well as divergent norms around the firm’s responsibilities to its various stakeholders. These different systems of corporate governance came into direct contact in Japan. The paper makes an analysis of the past changes of Japanese corporate governance due to the modifications in the ownership of the companies.
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Corporate governance systems vary around the world. These differences result from different legal systems, systems of corporate finance and corporate ownership as well as divergent norms around the firm’s responsibilities to its various stakeholders. These different systems of corporate governance came into direct contact in Japan. The paper makes an analysis of the past changes of Japanese corporate governance due to the modifications in the ownership of the companies.
Key concepts: Corporate governance, Business, Accounting, Stakeholder, Corporate security, Finance, Economics, Management