Corporate Governance

The Corporate Governance metric is concerned with studying the conceptual and regulatory framework that determines how companies are directed and controlled. This involves analyzing the principles and mechanisms that govern the relationship between shareholders, the board of directors, executive management, and other stakeholders, ensuring transparency, accountability, fairness, and responsibility. This framework contributes to improving institutional performance, reducing agency problems, protecting investors' rights, and enhancing confidence in financial reports, while also addressing contemporary dimensions of governance such as digital governance, social responsibility, and sustainability.