Stale trail

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The strategic role played by company boards is reviewed as a result of its high-profile collapses and numerous examples of under-performance. Bob Garratt, chair of Board Performance and one of the world's foremost experts on the evolving role of company boards discusses the issue with the help of his two books; Fish Rots from the Head and Thin on top.

Management dynamics, Venture Analysis, Management, Corporate directors, Business enterprises, Criticism and interpretation, Company business management, Gurratt, Bob

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'Til death do us part

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The reverse mortgage a new product designed for the retired people is a long term loan where the property is placed as a security. The loan will be in the form of full amount or given in parts over a period. The information about the institutions which provide these services and conditions of getting these loans are discussed.

Financial Services, Finance and Insurance, DEPOSITORY INSTITUTIONS, Services information, Financial services industry, Services, Reverse annuity mortgages, Reverse mortgages, Home equity conversion

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Born to rule?

Article Abstract:

In the past few years a considerable interest is seen, to make particular leaders successful and a revolution in thinking about leadership. Corporate leaders are required to be willing to innovate, by pushing the frontiers of the company's operations.

Public affairs, Social aspects, Economic aspects, Influence, Chief executive officers, Performances, Leadership, Personality assessment

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