Corporate governance refers to all the processes, laws, regulations, and institutions created to govern how an organization is managed, regulated, and controlled.
Primarily, corporate governance was made to improve the interests of shareholders (number of dividends as well as the value of shares). But the multiple stakeholders who engage more or less in the company have also communicated their expectations. Therefore, depending on the goals governing the company, its governance is called upon to control the relations between the many actors included, including stakeholders or essential parties.
