Commonwealth Caribbean Corporate Governance

This book provides an overview of corporate governance practices and legal developments in the Commonwealth Caribbean, addressing challenges faced by emerging markets and examining the roles of shareholders and company directors.

Commonwealth Caribbean Corporate Governance provides a comprehensive examination of the evolving landscape of corporate governance in the Commonwealth Caribbean. Authored by a diverse group of academics, legal professionals, and business experts, this book serves as a crucial resource for Caribbean lawyers and LLM students specializing in corporate governance law. It highlights the significant advancements in corporate governance through legislative changes, case law, and newly established codes within the region.

The text delves into the rapid development of corporate governance initiatives, emphasizing how these changes are shaped by both legal frameworks and practical applications. It offers insights into the interpretation of relevant legislation through case law, as well as the implementation of corporate governance codes. Furthermore, the book addresses the unique challenges faced by emerging markets as they strive to align their corporate governance practices with those of more developed economies.

In addition to discussing the regulatory landscape, Commonwealth Caribbean Corporate Governance explores various dimensions of corporate governance, including the protection and empowerment of shareholders, the influence on government agencies, and the responsibilities of directors and officers within both corporate and governmental contexts. This multifaceted approach makes the book an essential tool for judges, lawyers, corporate executives, and students engaged in the study of business, corporate law, and management.