The Corporate Governance Scorecard: A tool for the implementation of corporate governance

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Recent empirical research confirms that companies with demanding governance standards achieve higher market valuations. Due to the complexity of specific corporate governance matters, there is a rising need for a systematic and quantitative evaluation approach for corporate governance. In Germany, a Corporate Governance Scorecard has been developed that fulfils the key goals defined by analysts and investors. It has a standardised format, can be applied efficiently, is available at no cost and enables self-assessments by companies as well as sector-specific comparisons. The German Scorecard has not only found good reception at the national financial community, but has also been adapted around the world, especially in emerging countries.

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Strenger, C. (2004). The Corporate Governance Scorecard: A tool for the implementation of corporate governance. Corporate Governance: An International Review. Blackwell Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-8683.2004.00339.x

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