Corporate Governance and Sustainability in the context of contemporary organizations
In the fast-moving business environment, companies do encounter challenges and opportunities from the domestic and international markets. Therefore, the survival of the best becomes essential by providing qualitative goods at low cost and improving financial position, namely profits, earnings per share, while meeting the stakeholder expectations and public scrutiny of corporate values and culture. Organizations’ corporate governance, financial transparency, ethical behaviour, corporate social responsibility and financial transparency was intensively taken into consideration by society after the collapses of mega corporates during the early 2000s, Specifically the collapse of Enron, WorldCom, and Parmalat. (Rashid, 2018) Companies developed a practice of disclosing relevant information to capital providers and other stakeholders due to these corporate mass destructions. Corporate analysts revealed to the world that