It is not only a matter of perception: the world is increasingly polarized and tech-driven, bringing about new needs regarding large companies’ governance. Overlapping crises are now a reality, and businesses must also deal with that.
State of play. The intensification of the U.S.-China tensions following the Covid crisis, Ukraine’s invasion by Russia, and now the Israel-Palestine conflict. As geopolitical risk has increasingly moved up the list of CEOs’ top concerns, it has also gained more importance on the board’s agenda.
Why it matters. If previously corporate boards were formed by generalists with a relationship with the organization’s control group, now, with the evolution of the market and governance rules, the participation of external and independent advisors is growing. “It is with them that companies are seeking...
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