Execution and governance determine whether companies in emerging markets can realize their potential

The manner in which emerging-market companies achieve good governance varies greatly. Countries put different weights on the extent to which a governance system should protect the shareholders, employees and other constituents. The laws regarding corporate governance differ across nations, with greater similarities among those economies that share economic links such as trading connections. Governance practices vary even more. However, only companies that zealously protect the interests of shareholders and employees and ensure that both are able to receive competitive returns on investment, eventually become emerging giants.

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