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Program : MBA
Semester : II
Subject Code : MB0052
Subject Name : Strategic Management
and Business Policy
Unit Number : 4
Unit Title : Corporate Strategy and
Corporate Governance
Lecture Number : 1
Lecture Title : Corporate Strategy and
Corporate Governance
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Corporate Strategy andCorporate Governance
Objectives :
Explain the conceptual difference between corporate strategy and corporate
governance.
Discuss the growing importance of corporate governance.
Analyse the complementarities and conflicts between corporate strategy
and corporate governance.
In this unit, we will discuss the definitional aspects of corporate
strategy and corporate governance, growing importance of corporate
governance, stakeholders expectations, major issues between corporate
strategy and corporate governance, code of corporate governance,
empowerment of the board, role of professional directors, code of best
practice, strategic audit, boardCEO relationship, the managed corporation
and the governed corporation.
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Lecture Outline
Introduction
Definitions: Corporate Strategy and Corp.Governance
Growing Importance of Corporate Governance
Corporate Strategy and Corporate Governance: C & C
Code of Best Practice
Strategic Audit
Board and CEO Relationship
Summary
Check Your Learning
Activity
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Introduction
Corporate strategy and corporate governance are two important
tools that help in the functioning of any company. They are not
the same, but generally complementary to each other.
Corporate governance is more operational, and no strategy can
succeed without operational support. Similarly, no governance can
achieve organizational objectives without a strategy or strategic
management system.
There is, however, a basic difference between the roles of the
board and the CEO and other managers of a company. The board
represents the interest of the shareholders who are the owners of
a company whereas the CEO and other managers represent the
management of the company.4
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Definitions: Corporate Strategy and
Corporate Governance
Corporate governance involves regulatory and market mechanisms, and the
roles and relationships between a companys management, its board, its
shareholders and other stakeholders, and the goals for which the
corporation is governed.
Corporate governance ensures that long-term strategic objectives and plans
are established and that the proper management structure (organization,
systems and people) is in place to achieve those objectives while at the
same time, making sure that the structure functions to maintain the
corporates integrity, reputation and responsibility to its various
constituencies. 5
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Corporate governance is equated with corporatemanagement, which is not correct. Corporate
management is a part of or can be a useful
partner in corporate governance.
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Growing Importance of CorporateGovernance
It involves the full set of relationships between a companys management,
its board, its shareholders and its other stakeholders, such as its employees
and the community in which it is located. The quality of governance is
directly linked to the policy framework.
A strong demand for evolving a good corporate governance system is
emerging from the corporate sector itself.
Over the years, organizations have witnessed frequent violations of
organizational and governmental regulations, increase in unethical and
corrupt corporate practices and also scams.
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Shareholders are also becoming more demanding and
more conscious about their rights and privileges. They
expect efficient management, good governance, high
profit and large dividends.
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Corporate Strategy and CorporateGovernance: Complementarity andConflict
Corporate Strategy and Corporate Governance both are important.
Because only good governance and effective strategies can lead to
simultaneous achievement of organizational objectives like profitability,
growth and diversification and stakeholders expectations like high return
on their capital, transparency, employee motivation and customer
satisfaction.
Some typical conflict situations between strategy and governance.
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Code of Best Practice
For a company, the code of best governance practice and best strategic
practice may actually complement each other for improving the overall
organizational performance. Three major constituents of the code
prescribed by the Cadbury Committee are:
Separate positions of chairman and CEO: In every company, there should
be a separate CEO and chairman of the board of directors.
Role clarity of chairman and CEO: Chairmans function should be to manage
the affairs of the board, including hiring and firing of the CEO of the
company.
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Professional inputs from independent directors: Everycompany should have non-executive directors, who
bring to the board their professional experience and
expertise.
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Strategic Audit
Donaldson (1995) has suggested strategic audit as a new tool for
systematic review of strategy by board members without directly involving
themselves with management of companies. Accumulate forces
Strategic audit is a formal strategic-review process, which imposes its own
discipline on both the board and the management very much like the
financial audit process.
Donaldson has specified five elements of strategic audit. These are:
Establishing criteria for performance
Database design and maintenance
Strategic audit committee
Relationship with the CEO
Alert to duty (by board members)
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Board and CEO Relationship
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The delegation of authority and responsibility from the board to
the CEO should be expressed in the job description of the CEO.
There are three observations on the boards role and the board
CEO relationship. These are:
The Board is responsible for the successful perpetuation of the corporation.
That responsibility cannot be relegated to management9John G Surale,
non-executive chairman, General Motors (GM).
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The success of the non-executive chairman
arrangement is heavily dependent on the
chairmans relationship with the CEO.
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Summary
Corporate governance has more to do with ownership of a
company; corporate strategy has more to do with management of
a company. They are generally complementary to each other, but,
there can be conflicts between the two.
In companies, simultaneous focus on good corporate governance
and effective corporate strategies is important, as only this can
lead to simultaneous achievement of organizational objectives like
profitability, growth and diversification and stakeholder
expectations like high return on their capital, transparency,employee motivation and customer satisfaction.
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Check Your Learning
1. Define Corporate governance.
Ans: The framework of rules and practices by which a board of directors
ensures accountability, fairness, and transparency in a company's
relationship with its all stakeholders.
2. Define Corporate strategy
Ans: The overall scope and direction of a corporation and the way in which itsvarious business operations work together achieve particular goals.
3. Mention Donaldsonsfive elements of strategic audit.
Ans: Donaldson has specified five elements of strategic audit. These are:
Establishing criteria for performance
Database design and maintenance
Strategic audit committee
Relationship with the CEO
Alert to duty (by board members
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Activity
Choose a company that you are familiar with and design on
double (CEO and chairman) or single (either CEO or chairman)
role of the chief executive. Choose any other company and
compare with Nestle.
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