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corporate governance

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 26mins

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Class
Date
1.

What does the term "corporate" refer to?

a)

Government entity

b)

Non-profit organization

c)

Legal entity formed for business

d)

Educational institution

2.

Who is responsible for appointing and overseeing the management of a corporation?

a)

Shareholders

b)

Government

c)

Board of Directors

d)

CEO

3.

Which of the following is NOT an objective of corporate governance mentioned?

a)

Protecting shareholder interests

b)

Promoting management effectiveness

c)

Ensuring ethical decision-making

d)

Maximizing short-term profits

4.

Which components are considered part of the internal mechanism of corporate governance?

a)

Financial Market, Ownership Structure, Legal Infrastructure

b)

Ownership Structure, Market of Goods & Services, Financial Statements & Auditors

c)

Financial Statements & Auditors, Market of Goods & Services, Board of Directors

d)

Legal Infrastructure, Board of Directors, Financial Market

5.

The primary stakeholders are:

a)

Customers.

b)

Suppliers.

c)

Shareholders.

d)

Creditors.

6.

The chairperson of the board of directors and CEO should be leaders with:

a)

Vision and problem solving skills.

b)

The ability to motivate.

c)

Business acumen.

d)

All of the above.

7.

Codes of conduct and codes of ethics

a)

rarely become an effective component of the ethics and compliance program.

b)

are designed for top executives and managers, not regular employees.

c)

become necessary only after a company has been in legal trouble.

d)

are formal statements that describe what an organization expects of its employees.

8.

Who runs the company operations for large companies?

a)

Shareholders

b)

Board of Directors

c)

External auditors

d)

Stakeholders

9.

a) Financial information disclosed

b) Non-financial information disclosed

c) Financial prepared according to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS)

The point above suitable for need of good governance of

a)

Control environment

b)

Board commitment

c)

Well-defined shareholders

d)

Transparent disclosure

10.

"Successful business leaders not only realize the importance of giving back to society, but they also consider the social and environmental responsibilities of their business with the ultimate goal of sustainable global development."

This statements refers to

a)

Needs of corporate governance

b)

Advantages of having audit committee

c)

Audit committee structure

d)

Elements of corporate governance

11.

Key players in good corporate governance are

a)

Directors and management of corporation

b)

Audit committee members

c)

Internal and External auditors

d)

Shareholders

e)

All of the above

12.

Management is responsible towards which of the following?

a)

All shareholders

b)

Employees

c)

Government

d)

Society

e)

All stakeholders

13.

What are the principles of Corporate Governance?

a)

Integrity & Fairness

b)

Transparency & disclosures

c)

Accountability & Responsibility

d)

All of the above

14.

Managing and governing is the same

a)

True

b)

False

15.

independent director is one who

a)

did not attend a school supported by company

b)

does not have outside relationship with other directors

c)

does not have any other relationships with company other than his or her directorship

d)

all of above

16.

To whom does the shareholders delegate responsibilities in running the business as a whole?

a)

Management

b)

Employees

c)

Board of Directors

d)

Accountants

17.

They are the ones that ensure financial statements are free from material misstatements

a)

External Auditors

b)

Independent Directors

c)

Board of Directors

d)

BIR

18.

In order to have good governance in an organization, this major characteristic must be present

a)

Connections

b)

Wealth

c)

Accountability

d)

Good Looks

19.

This is one of the many responsibilities the shareholders entrusted to management

a)

Answer all Complaints

b)

Financial Transparency

c)

Win every Lawsuit

d)

Take sides during shareholders' meeting

20.

Why is corporate governance required?

a)

To increase the company's market share

b)

To comply with international business standards

c)

To bridge the gap between ownership and control

d)

To ensure the company's profits are maximized

21.

What does corporate governance seek to ensure?

a)

That all employees receive bonuses

b)

That the company has a global presence

c)

That shareholders' objectives are prioritized

d)

That directors' personal objectives are met

22.

What is required from companies under a 'comply or explain' basis?

a)

To follow all government regulations without exception

b)

To comply with international standards only

c)

To disclose non-compliance and provide explanations

d)

To ensure 100% compliance with corporate governance codes

23.

What is the purpose of the audit committee?

a)

To manage the company's investments

b)

To oversee marketing strategies

c)

To review financial statements and audits

d)

To design new products

24.

Who coined the term Corporate Governance?

a)

Peter Drucker

b)

Bob Cooper

c)

Philip Kotler

d)

Bob Tricker

25.

------ may be defined as the enhancement of long-term shareholders while at the same time protecting the interests of other stakeholders.

a)

Corporate Social Responsibility

b)

Business ethics

c)

Corporate governance

d)

Cultural relativism

26.

Corporate governance is concerned with the formation of …………… term objective

a)

Short

b)

Medium

c)

Long

d)

All of these