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Governance should focus on substance over form, moving beyond compliance to foster genuine behavioural change," said Sanjiv Bajaj, Past President, CII; Chairman, CII Corporate Governance Council; and Chairman and Managing Director, Bajaj_Finserv, at the 18th CII Corporate Governance Summit. He outlined five key corporate governance trends - including the...

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It seems to me that the GOP’s only attack left on Hunter Biden is that he wasn’t qualified to be on the Board for Burisma. This simply is not true if you know how boards of directors work. His role was to help Burisma with corporate governance and transparency, as well as advise them on international expansion. He was very qualified in these areas given his previous experience. - Hunter Biden holds a law degree from Yale Law School. - He was employed by the prominent NY-based law firm Boies Schiller Flexner LLP as an attorney. During this time, he was involved quite significantly with aspects of corporate law, and governance. - He was appointed by Republican President George W. Bush to serve on the Board of Directors for Amtrak. Amtrak is the primary provider of intercity rail services in the US. Governance and transparency is crucial for Amtrak due to their public nature and federal funding. - He worked at MBNA, a major bank and credit card company as a consultant and lobbyist and also had them as a client. Obviously corporate governance and transparency is key for any bank. - He served on the board of directors for the World Food Program USA. - He cofounded a private equity firm. - He co-founded a lobbying firm. - He has worked as a consultant for other companies. If you don’t think he was qualified, then you don’t understand how boards of directors work. Let’s take a look at the Board of Directors for Fox Corporation. Both Paul Ryan and Anne Dias are on their board. Dias is a hedge fund CEO, with little to no experience in media, entertainment or broadcasting. Paul Ryan is a former politician. Boards of Directors are supposed to be made up of people of different backgrounds, not just experts on what that corporation does. Hunter Biden shouldn’t have taken the job because of the appearance of a conflict of interest, but to say he wasn’t qualified, is just wrong.

Ed Krassenstein

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