Ethical concerns associated with corporate finance
Author(s):
Nisha Joshi
Keywords:
Corporate Finance, Conflict of Interest, Ethical Concerns, Anti-Corruption, Corporate Governance.
Abstract
Corporate Finance is the process by which a company acquires, uses, and sells its assets to generate cash and meet its financial obligations. Several ethical concerns can arise when performing corporate finance, and these should be considered when managing the risks associated with the practice. Several ethical concerns can arise with corporate finance, and managers should take these into account when making decisions. Some of the most common issues include the following- Conflicts of interest: Managers may have a personal interest in a transaction, which can create a conflict of interest. This conflict of interest can bias the manager's judgment and potentially lead to decisions that are not in the best interests of the company as a whole. Many ethical concerns can arise when performing corporate finance, and these should be considered when managing the risks associated with the practice. These concerns can include issues such as corporate governance, disclosure, and anti-corruption. One way to manage the ethical concerns associated with corporate finance is to have clear policies and procedures in place. These policies should address conflicts of interest and ensure that all decision-makers are acting in the best interests of the company.
Article Details
Unique Paper ID: 157677
Publication Volume & Issue: Volume 9, Issue 8
Page(s): 870 - 873
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