Ten #corpgov musings that generated the most discussion in 2015

The topic of corporate governance—that is, the functioning of the board—has generated much interest in the business community and beyond in 2015. From failures and successes, to emerging ideas and beyond, corporate governance has been front of mind for many throughout the year. Looking back, over 150 articles on corporate governance were added to Musings during the year. Here's a list of ten musings that generated the most discussion in 2015, in no particular order.

• ​​Insights for boards, from a learned gentleman one Friday afternoon
• Back to the drawing board: what is corporate governance?
• Volkswagen emissions problem: portent of a bigger problem?
• Do boards need to re-conceive control, as a constructive mechanism?
• The emerging role of the board in business performance
• ​​Boardroom diversity: is the rhetoric finally starting to mature?
• Reflections: International Corporate Governance Network conference
• Martin Wolf at ICGN'15: "Let a hundred flowers bloom"
• Boardroom authenticity: are director actions consistent with their claims?
• Qualities of directors and boardroom behaviours that actually make a difference

The top ten #strategy list will be posted on Dec 26.

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