CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN A NORDIC SETTING : the case of sweden

__Corporate Governance in a Nordic Setting__ focuses on the historical, cultural and political development of the Swedish corporate governance code and model. It explores the definition and interpretations of corporate governance, including the Cadbury Report and OECD definitions, and specifically discusses powerful institutions that shaped its tradition over time. It further outlines the distinguishing features of the Nordic and Swedish corporate governance models, including taxation, ownership structures, corporate culture, and leadership styles. Emphasis is placed on the role of corporate governance in achieving a sustainable society, arguing for the importance of integrating financial, social and environmental perspectives at the corporate governance level. The chapters discuss a broad spectrum of topics including corporate ownership structures, agency conflicts, board diversity, employee representation on corporate boards, sustainability governance, and corporate governance in times of crisis, providing insights into Nordic and Swedish corporate governance and highlighting their unique characteristics and implications for businesses and society. * Nordic setting and specific Swedish context of corporate governance. * Link between corporate governance, sustainable development and accounting/accountability. * Discussion of corporate governance in times of crisis (ex COVID19). This Book Explores Corporate Governance In A Nordic Setting, Particularly Sweden, And Illustrates Societal Trends And Factors That Influence This Design. It Shows How Corporate Governance Is Used In Practice, Seen From An Internal And An External Perspective. The Relationship Between Corporate Governance, Sustainable Development And Value Creation Is Discussed Before The Book Concludes With A Position On Corporate Governance In Times Of Crisis.