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Article Abstract:

Companies somehow managed to comply with Section 404 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act in 2004, but such an approach will not be feasible in the long term. Guidelines for a more sustainable program are presented, including avoiding complacency, clarifying compliance roles, regular risk assessment, addressing significant deficiencies, and automation of manual processes.

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Commitment or entrenchment?: Controlling shareholders and board composition

Article Abstract:

The implication of the composition of boards of directors on the value and governance of the firm is presented. The study is based on companies in Taiwan. Taiwan has relatively weaker legal procedures to protect investors.

Taiwan, Government expenditures, Financial management, Capital funds & cash flow, Corporate governance, Economic policy, Valuation, Investor relations, Boards of directors

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