ECGI Conversations - Dan Puchniak

ECGI Conversation Series

Date published

27 Sep 2023

Duration

23 mins

This episode is part of the "ECGI Conversation Series" series - View all episodes

Dr. Tom Gosling interviews Prof. Dan Puchniak, Professor of Law at Singapore Management University, on his recent paper "No Need for Asia to be Woke: Contextualizing Anglo-America’s 'Discovery' of Corporate Purpose".

Prof. Puchniak shares his thoughts on these key issues:

- How major Asian economies have already built their systems around corporate purpose. Is more corporate purpose a risk?

- Has China had the most stakeholder-orientated governance in the world?

- India has a healthy relationship with Corporate Purpose, but what could be it's best medicine for corruption and shareholder abuse?

- Singapore's unique combination of shareholder value maximisation with stakeholder orientation

- How context is everything when it comes to Asian Corporate Governance

We hope you enjoy the conversation.

Speakers

Executive Fellow

The London School of Economics and Political Science and ECGI

Contributor

Professor

Singapore Management University, Yong Pung How School of Law

Research Member