Abstract
Strategic approaches to corporate governance play a key role in ensuring the economic security of organizations in the modern business environment. This article provides an overview of strategic approaches to corporate governance and their prospects in the context of ensuring economic security.
Initially, the essence of corporate governance is considered as a management system within an organization aimed at achieving strategic goals and protecting the interests of all stakeholders. Then strategic approaches are analyzed, such as creating value for shareholders, stakeholder management, risk management and strategic planning, and their impact on the formation of economic security of the enterprise.
The article also examines the prospects for applying strategic approaches to corporate governance to ensure economic security. In particular, the possibilities of creating long-term value through effective asset and resource management, as well as strategic alignment of interests of all stakeholders of the organization are discussed. The importance of implementing a risk management system to minimize threats and maximize opportunities in today's dynamic environment is also emphasized.
Research shows that the modern economic environment is becoming increasingly complex and volatile, which requires companies to actively adapt behavior and strategic management. In this context, corporate governance plays an important role in ensuring the stability and sustainability of the business, as well as its protection from external and internal threats.
01 Introduction
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