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2003/WFDSA/HKDr. Jaw1
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2003/WFDSA/HKDr. Jaw2 Corporate governance and ethics: Perspectives from Taiwan Professor Dr. Yi-Long Jaw National Taiwan University Yljaw@mba.ntu.edu.tw September 29, 2003
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2003/WFDSA/HKDr. Jaw3 Outlines Corporate Governance Business Ethic WFDSA’s Code of Ethics Perspectives from Taiwan
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2003/WFDSA/HKDr. Jaw4 Cases and Lessons (Maximizing whose wealth?) Enron, WorldCom, Xerox (USA) Kennex,Chung-Hsin Bank, Sunrise Construction Co. (Taiwan) Misconduct by CEO or chairman of the board (might get away) Falsified financial statement over years At the expense of other investors and employees (including management) Corporate Governance
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2003/WFDSA/HKDr. Jaw5 new agenda Internal Auditing: whistle blower External auditing: accounting firms and CPAs (Certified Public Accountant) Independent board directors Corporate Governance
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2003/WFDSA/HKDr. Jaw6 Board of directors 2001 Statistics by SFI shows: they held 20% of voting shares in contrast to 55% of seats on board for public companies. Newly listed company is encouraged to appoint 2 independent directors and 1 independent supervisor as of 2002/2/22 Corporate Governance
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2003/WFDSA/HKDr. Jaw7 M. Iskander and N. Chamlou, "Corporate Governance: A Framework for Implementation,“the World Bank, 2002 http://www.worldbank.org/html/fpd/privatesector/cg/docs/gcgfbooklet.pdf http://www.worldbank.org/html/fpd/privatesector/cg/docs/gcgfbooklet.pdf
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2003/WFDSA/HKDr. Jaw8 Business Perspectives Government Regulation: to prevent or to remedy market failure and governance failure Transaction Cost Theory: to organize operations between market or hierarchy Agency Theory: to align the goals and behavior between principals and agents Corporate Governance
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2003/WFDSA/HKDr. Jaw9 Business Decisions Legal requirement market mechanism hierarchy arrangement values Market mechanism: between firms (rivalries, vertical or horizontal counter parties and partners) Hierarchy arrangement: branch, affiliate, joint venture, licensing or franchise, contracting Values for board members and management Corporate Governance
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2003/WFDSA/HKDr. Jaw10 Values (looking internally) Corporate culture, pledge, cornerstones Business Ethics (looking externally) Social responsibility, codes of conducts, codes of ethics Values and Business Ethics
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2003/WFDSA/HKDr. Jaw11 1.Responsibility to customers 2.Responsibility to employees 3.Responsibility to stockholders 4.Responsibility to creditors 5.Responsibility to the environment 6.Responsibility to the community Ethics and responsibility – a stakeholder approach
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2003/WFDSA/HKDr. Jaw12 1.Toward consumers 2.Toward direct sellers 3.Between direct sellers and companies 4.How to file a code complaint 5.Code Administrator directory WFDSA’s Code of Ethics
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2003/WFDSA/HKDr. Jaw13 Consumer first Sellers/ Distributors/ Dealers/ Consultants next Then, market mechanism / competition Environment: Green business Community: minorities, retarded, diversity On WFDSA’s Code of Ethics
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2003/WFDSA/HKDr. Jaw14 Independent director or supervisor For public companies and private companies Rubber stamp or devil’s advocate Obligations and rights / liabilities Implementation Initiatives on committee or research task Pre-board meeting interaction Perspectives from Taiwan
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2003/WFDSA/HKDr. Jaw15 Ethics To employees To the countries where we do business (To the world we live in) Values Of Management / Leaders Integrity, respect for the potentials of others, willingness to help, admiration for success Perspectives from Taiwan
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2003/WFDSA/HKDr. Jaw16 Thank you ! 謝謝你 !
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