2012European Company LawOpen access

Corporate Governance and the Protection of Stakeholder Interests in British Banks

Roman Tomasic

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This paper explores how stakeholder ideas can be applied to a discussion of the corporate governance of banks and suggests that a much broader range of stakeholders need to be considered when thinking about bank governance.

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This paper explores how stakeholder ideas can be applied to a discussion of the corporate governance of banks and suggests that a much broader range of stakeholders need to be considered when thinking about bank governance.

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This paper explores how stakeholder ideas can be applied to a discussion of the corporate governance of banks and suggests that a much broader range of stakeholders need to be considered when thinking about bank governance.

Key concepts: Stakeholder, Corporate governance, Business, Accounting, Stakeholder theory, Political science, Public relations, Finance

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