Corporate Governance
Also called: governance, board oversight, governance code
Corporate governance is the system of rules and structures by which a company is directed and held accountable — board composition, executive pay, audit oversight, shareholder voting. It exists because of the agency problem: managers spend other people's money. Governance quality shows up in valuation, with dual-class shares and entrenched boards trading at persistent discounts.
Where this is taught
Definitions are the trailer. These free levels turn Corporate Governance into something you play — one bite-size lesson, with worked examples, a quiz and XP.