Stewardship theory outlines the roles and responsibilities of those involved in publicly traded companies including stock exchanges, directors, auditors, and shareholders. It addresses issues like the protection of minority shareholders, director's liability in cases of fraud, the auditor's role in financial reporting, related party transactions, and compliance from the perspective of auditors and directors.
Stewardship theory outlines the roles and responsibilities of those involved in publicly traded companies including stock exchanges, directors, auditors, and shareholders. It addresses issues like the protection of minority shareholders, director's liability in cases of fraud, the auditor's role in financial reporting, related party transactions, and compliance from the perspective of auditors and directors.
Stewardship theory outlines the roles and responsibilities of those involved in publicly traded companies including stock exchanges, directors, auditors, and shareholders. It addresses issues like the protection of minority shareholders, director's liability in cases of fraud, the auditor's role in financial reporting, related party transactions, and compliance from the perspective of auditors and directors.
Stewardship theory outlines the roles and responsibilities of those involved in publicly traded companies including stock exchanges, directors, auditors, and shareholders. It addresses issues like the protection of minority shareholders, director's liability in cases of fraud, the auditor's role in financial reporting, related party transactions, and compliance from the perspective of auditors and directors.
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Stewardship Theory
*Role of Stock Exchanges
*Shareholders Protection of minority *Shareholders (Cadbury, Holcim, Foss v. Hartbottle) *Directors Liability (Pollypeck, Satyam, Enron, Eurotunnel) *Auditors Role (Enron, Satyam) *Related Party Transactions- with relation to the OECD *Compliance - (Auditors and Directors perspective