It is undeniable that the global financial crisis (GFC) was the catalyst for regulatory change. Will the policy and regulatory changes, good or bad, whether they help or hinder growth, and whether they can make the appropriate balance between growth and effective risk management, the reality is that significant regulatory changes have been proposed and many of them have already been taken and implemented. Business leaders can claim to offer a choice of policies and regulation are bad policy and bad economics, but the conclusions of the GFC is that the status quo was broken and, of course, is politically unacceptable. Corporate governance reforms resulting from the global financial crisis. In this paper, we consider the set of trends and developments in connection GFC. "Hide
by Robert Adamson Source: Business Horizons 5 pages. Publication Date: November 15, 2012. Prod. #: BH498-PDF-ENG
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