Panel Discussion: Stewardship

Marco Becht, Guy Jubb, Ronald Gilson, Yasumasa Tahara

Codes,
GCGC,
Stewardship

August 23 2017

Associated event

Global Corporate Governance Colloquia (GCGC) 2016

The second annual GCGC conference took place at Stockholm School of Economics on 10 - 11 June 2016.

June 01 2016

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Marco Becht

Fellow Research Member Institutional Member Board Member

Guy Jubb

Practitioner Member Board Member

Ronald Gilson

Fellow Research Member

Yasumasa Tahara

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Panel Discussion: Stewardship

Panel Discussion: Stewardship

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