In today’s briefing:
- Why Is Capital Profitability Slow to Improve, Even Though More Board Members Have “Finance Skills”?
Why Is Capital Profitability Slow to Improve, Even Though More Board Members Have “Finance Skills”?
- While having more board members with “financial skills” is expected to contribute to increasing corporate value, many companies still struggle to improve their capital profitability.
- Possible reasons for this include an inaccurate skills matrix, a lack of financial strategies aimed at increasing corporate value, and a board of directors—including outside directors—that is not functioning effectively.
- To implement management practices aimed at increasing corporate value, all board members must understand corporate finance so that the board of directors can discuss strategies to achieve this goal.
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