Anglo-American Model of Corporate Governance

The Anglo-American model of corporate governance refers to the way companies are directed and controlled primarily in the United States and the United Kingdom. It emphasizes shareholder rights, focusing on maximizing profit for investors. Key features include a board of directors that oversees management, transparency in operations, and accountability to shareholders. This model encourages active participation and influence from investors in corporate decision-making, contrasting with other systems that may prioritize stakeholder interests or employee involvement. Overall, it aims to balance the interests of owners and managers while fostering economic efficiency.