Zabihollah Rezaee Knihy

Offers guidance to organisations for considering both shareholder primacy and stakeholder primacy in defining their mission of 'profit-with-purpose' and in creating shared value for all stakeholders. It highlights how people, business and resources collaborate in a business sustainability and the stakeholder primacy model in creating shared value.

Businesses are now expected to report not just on profit but on their impact on society, the broader economy and the environment. This book explains how to improve operational efficiency, financial reporting quality and compliance with all applicable laws, rules, regulations and standards.

Focusing on the concept of profit-with-purpose, this book explores all dimensions of business sustainability across four chapters. It caters to a wide audience involved in corporate governance, financial reporting, investment, and legal advising. Key stakeholders such as corporate executives, boards of directors, auditors, accountants, lawyers, regulators, and business educators will find valuable insights. The content is designed to enhance understanding and implementation of sustainable practices within various professional contexts.

Focusing on the evolution of audit committees post-financial crisis, this comprehensive three-volume work explores their critical role in corporate governance. It delves into the factors influencing audit committee effectiveness, such as composition, independence, and diligence. The first volume lays the groundwork, while the second examines various oversight functions, including financial and risk management. The third volume addresses emerging issues like evaluation and accountability, relevant to private companies, government entities, and not-for-profits, making it a vital resource for understanding audit committee dynamics.

The evolution of the audit committee's role post-financial crisis is a central focus, highlighting its transition to a key component of corporate governance. This comprehensive three-volume work explores factors influencing audit committee effectiveness, including composition, independence, and resources. The first volume covers the fundamentals and relevance of audit committees, while the second delves into financial oversight and risk management. The final volume addresses emerging issues such as evaluation and accountability, including insights on private and non-profit sector audit committees.

Focusing on the evolution of corporate governance post-2007-2009 financial crisis, the book outlines a comprehensive roadmap for managing corporate affairs to enhance shareholder value while safeguarding stakeholder interests. It features four volumes, each addressing distinct aspects: the significance and framework of governance, key functions like oversight and management, the roles of corporate gatekeepers, and emerging issues in governance for different types of organizations. The structured approach allows for both standalone and integrated reading.

Focusing on the five dimensions of sustainability performance—economic, governance, social, ethical, and environmental (EGSEE)—this book delves into how these factors influence business performance, risk management, and transparency in disclosures. It provides insights into the interplay between sustainability practices and corporate success, offering a comprehensive analysis for businesses aiming to enhance their sustainability strategies.

Focusing on the evolution of audit committees post-financial crisis, the book explores their critical role in corporate governance and oversight. It delves into the factors that influence the effectiveness of these committees, such as composition and independence. Organized into three volumes, it covers fundamental concepts, various oversight functions including ethics and compliance, and emerging issues like accountability and education. Each volume can be read independently or as part of a cohesive study on the audit committee's impact across different sectors.

The book addresses the evolving expectations for businesses to report on their societal, economic, and environmental impacts alongside traditional profit metrics. It provides insights on enhancing operational efficiency and the quality of financial reporting while ensuring compliance with relevant laws and regulations.

Focusing on the critical evolution of corporate governance post-2007-2009 financial crisis, this comprehensive guide outlines the processes involved in managing corporate affairs to enhance shareholder value while safeguarding stakeholder interests. Organized into four volumes, it covers the framework of governance, key functions such as oversight and management, roles of corporate gatekeepers, and addresses emerging issues including governance for private and nonprofit entities. Each volume can be used independently or as part of an integrated study.