by StudioStellaCompany Law, Law24 August 20210 comments 0 LikesThe term “Corporate Governance” includes a set of rules and relationships, tools, processes and systems that aim to manage an organization correctly.Corporate Governance was created to express the rules according to which corporate decisions are made, both in terms of processes and the definition of the means to achieve goals. It also includes all the tools necessary to measure the results.Corporate Governance is typically adopted by joint-stock companies and can refer to three different models, which the organization will choose according to its characteristics and needs.Ask for advice about Corporate GovernanceContact usThe three Corporate Governance models for joint-stock companiesBefore going into the specifics, it’s crucial to remember that joint-stock companies are legal forms taken by medium/large-sized organizations to operate a productive business jointly.They are characterized by complete patrimonial autonomy, whi...
