Corporate Governance

[@valeriechandler7673]

I thoroughly enjoyed this article discussion on Governance

[@logannyasulu9960]

Thank you very much. I too teach corporate governance in Zambia and I have benefited greatly from this distinguished and clearly experienced gentleman.

[@IrisAnne]

THE BEST lecture I’ve ever heard on corp governance

[@mrrownel]

Exceptional teaching. Excellent delivery on the topic of governance. Thank you sir.

[@PapaWilk]

Wow, this lecture was delivered a month to the day before the stock market crash of 2008. Very prescient prediction at 29:10

[@AYODELEOrisanaiye]

This is one of the best lectures i ever heard on Corporate Governance. Please upload the second part of the lecture.

[@tzhenyao]

Enjoyed this lecture so much! Effective flow chart makes me understand Corporate Governance better :D

[@kam3522]

Thank you. Dr William Pounds. This was a Great presentation. this has given me a great new area for my dissertation. A spark moment! Thank you

[@gdeeddh]

Wow wow wow.. Love you man.. Is it possible for you to live 30 more years and teach... I wish

[@oscarpaul1947]

This is quiet wonderful. I have never understood this theory like this before. Great job.

[@ananthkrishna2338]

Thank you so much Professor.

[@saltywater6258]

Please upload the second part of this lectured Wish my teachers have the ability to explain things like this gentle man

[@alexdaly5588]

We're right behind you and we'll fight on your side!!!

[@faiznuaim4180]

Very helpful lecture, got a better view of the big picture in the easiest way made possible.. Tq so much.. Really appreciate it alot

[@snigdhakanai]

great lecture, please upload the rest.

[@ubaidurrahman1986]

the grate way of teaching....please also explain the agency theory as well...

[@yv1650c]

You guys have no idea how many times I’ve been drawing that triangle to small business owners when they star to grew up and need to understand the payroll increase in order to get the proper management in their business

[@timelesslifenuggets5708]

Excellent job!

[@cadirli]

very useful video for corporate governance researchers, thanks for sharing :)

[@emmanuelmilijala4737]

What a nice video

[@sabamhutajulu2175]

A very good lecture; while looking for something related to the declining of GCG in our company

[@garsoltero]

pleeeeease, upload the rest of the lectures

[@garsoltero]

so interesting! please, upload the rest of the class, just like other schools do

[@Ade_357]

amazing

[@u235u235u235]

he described corporate structure more than the functions of corporate governance

[@myblessingto]

pretty interesting to watch

[@kam3522]

Can who ever uploaded the video share PART II please. a bottle of water moment!

[@Roelandvinken]

Only a few weeks before the break out of the economic crisis!

[@LechugaWable]

True. Also, I live and invest in Chile, and although some things he said are true, no one here thinks the controling owners are going to steal their money. That has never happened. Period. Also, the market only pays undiversifiable risk (in theory ate least) Finaly, the fact this guy didn't say the word agent or principa, doesn't mean his did not address the topic!!!

[@flankspankrank]

where is part 2?

[@crispykool19]

I really wish to be his student and be in his class 😞

[@TropicalBrick]

14:32 is when the governance talk starts

[@binguyen730]

Dude tks a lot

[@deeps0228]

Only a genius can simplify!

[@u235u235u235]

my experience in school you mostly need to simplify when the students didn't do the required reading before class. if you do the required reading before class you're not learning the material in class first pass. reviewing something a second time is a little different and adds more understanding in my opinion. the instructor can discuss more detail and cover way more information when the students come to class prepared having read the required text. if you did all the required reading you kind of already know all the material and the instructor is reinforcing and clarifying information. if you read the textbook and don't understand most of the material you have bigger problems, especially with the internet to supplement reading that's not explained well. he actually covers very little information in the time spoken. I could read in 5 min what he discussed, although at the end he makes a few good points I suppose, but he takes forever at a snails pace to get there. I've taken college courses at jr colleges, tier 2 and tier 1 colleges. his pacing reminds me of jr college presentations. not to go off on a tangent, but I've had professors lecture slow and folksy like this guy and come exam time 90% of the questions were random technical questions from the assigned reading. that particular class half the students failed the first exam and dropped the course. i'd guess the half that didn't drop did the readings and were able to answer the exam questions. but that's certainly not the norm. i'll let you in on a secret. your success in life is largely attributed to possessing a high degree of these three attributes: intelligence, conscientiousness, and being disagreeable. If you have these three things you generally will do very well in your career and relationships. Having a crappy professor/instructor has little impact on your success in school or life. You should already know 95% of the material when you walk in the door. The professors is just telling you, in most cases, what's on the exam. And if you really want to impress the professor (not sure why you'd care though) you also read the same material in a textbook the professor never uses so you have ideas/insights on the material probably no one else in the class has.

[@amritaadhikary]

Yes, I now understand why owners take the company up to a height and there after costly.

[@saiprakashprakash7692]

what is corporate governance and brefle d3fined this video is good

[@wjedit]

great video. however,where is the rest of the class? who can upload them?

[@bazilrazik]

An interestinc Lecture wiht some humor. But what about all the hyped Corporate Governance Scandals, the loopholes, and the acts and codes such as the US SOX and the UK Combined codes. Bazil Razik - Sri Lanka

[@ThaFacka]

Anyone interested in this, look up stewardship theory which complements the hazardous assumptions made in agent theory.

[@MouradMourad-ch2ds]

how can I have the text of this speech ?

[@TheBurningShadowBR]

"A CEO is vastly overcompensated". Totally agree. Stewardship theory is bullshit.

[@mohsenalipour1198]

👍👏👏👏👏

[@ljwosborne89]

And so I now assume that William Pounds thinks less of the cameraman ... I am upset that this is, unfortunately, the case!

[@lugas2267]

what a chief

[@IbrahimZahahe]

S'il vous plaît envoyer moi en Français . Merci

[@sarthakkhurana9218]

Who's here from Christ University mba k 😂 Cheers 🔥

[@navneethnair4450]

HAHAHA

[@balajiay8469]

Go and finish your work, don't play around

[@shivangitomar8829]

hi dost

[@athenajeshua5362]

I like your style....😀...interesting approach

[@echansa]

People becoming lovers of themselves than God! It is that simple. Think about that for a change... Now, which God?

[@alorsetarstyle]

Tu dia..

[@esotericguard3808]

How it was before coronavirus

[@saiprakashprakash7692]

corporate governance

[@saiprakashprakash7692]

oh

[@CaioCezarlima]

Assignment

[@godwinanaezichukwuolu1139]

Islamic banking

[@mohotsi]

10 minutes pass and he hasn't gotten to the point

[@remybeleno5816]

I disappointed to this behavior person

[@bvlbaseball]

14 1/2 minute introduction....lefties rule....