
3 opportunities to strengthen good governance and corporate resilience
Companies can strengthen corporate resilience, shifting from compliance to trust-driven, outcome-focused and inclusive good governance for long-term value.
Companies can strengthen corporate resilience, shifting from compliance to trust-driven, outcome-focused and inclusive good governance for long-term value.
Reframing governance to handle the challenges of AI means defining desired outcomes and working backwards to the required mechanisms.
A starting point would be to improve public-private sharing of financial information to fight financial crime across-borders.
Organizations can learn from the pandemic to better leverage their capabilities in supporting both emergency response and longer-term economic recovery.
The COVID-19 pandemic and economic crisis highlight the importance of integrated corporate governance to translate stakeholder capitalism into practice.
With the shift to remote working further blurring workplace boundaries, there are now unprecedented opportunities to change the compact between employers and employees.
A new World Economic Forum report looks at the feasibility and value of blockchain technology for eliminating corruption in the public procurement process.
Technology is giving governments new tools to be transparent and tackle corruption.
Corruption is especially rampant in healthcare, education, and public procurement, increasing inequality and inhibiting prosperity.






