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E-raamat: Corporate Governance Optimisation: Game Theory, Risk and Hedge Accounting

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Corporate Governance Optimisation introduces an innovative approach to addressing some of the most pressing challenges in modern corporate governance. Combining game theory, mechanism design, and hedge accounting, this research monograph offers a comprehensive framework for resolving agency conflicts, mitigating financial risks, and improving organizational performance. At the heart of this book is an integrated model that unites governance, risk management, and hedge accounting, demonstrating how these elements work together to address information asymmetry, incentive misalignment, and decision-making complexities. Grounded in rigorous research and real-life data, the book provides practical insights into how hedge accounting can stabilize financial outcomes, support effective governance, and enhance corporate value.

Designed for academics, researchers, and professionals in accounting, finance, and corporate governance, this book bridges theory and practice, offering a robust foundation for understanding and applying advanced governance models. It is particularly valuable for those interested in how mathematical frameworks like game theory can be used to solve real-world corporate challenges. While rooted in financial optimization, the book’s findings have broad implications for policy, strategy, and risk management in diverse organizational contexts.



Combining game theory, mechanism design, and hedge accounting, this research monograph offers a comprehensive framework for resolving agency conflicts, mitigating financial risks, and improving organizational performance.

Chapter
1. Introduction
Chapter
2. Issues in Corporate Governance: Hedge
Accounting, Mechanism Design, Corporate Finance, and Risk Management
Chapter
3. A Conceptual Framework for Corporate Governance Mechanism and a Case Study
Background
Chapter
4. A Corporate Governance and Financial Management Model:
Game Theory and Mechanism Design as an Optimisation Problem
Chapter
5. The
Numerical Corporate Governance Model: Specification and Results
Chapter
6.
Designing Corporate Governance Mechanisms: Optimal Corporate Finance and
Accounting Risk Management Strategies
Chapter
7. Corporate Governance
Optimisation Implications: Hedge Accounting as Risk Management Strategy and
Mechanism Design for Resolving Agency Problems
Choirunnisa Arifa is a Lecturer in Department of Accounting, Faculty of Economics and Business at Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia.

Sardar Islam is a Professor in the Institute of Sustainable Industries and Liveable Cities at Victoria University, Melbourne, Australia.