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The Art of Governance

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Part I: The System and How It Came To Be 1 Chapter 1: How Our Governance System Began 3 The First Limited Liability Corporation 3 Amsterdam Stock Exchange Established to List VOC Securities 4 VOC Completes Initial Public Offering, Possibly World's First 4 The Governance of VOC Establishes the Model 5 The Lords Seventeen Governance Structure Drawn from Guild System 5 VOC Confronts a Large Activist Shareholder 6 . . . And a Bear Syndicate 6 The Corporate Form Advances and Spreads-And with It, the Board 7 Corporations Arrived in the New World 8 And Bubbles Burst 9 Chapter 2: The Emergence of the Corporation in United States 11 New York Pioneers Simple Incorporation Procedure 11 Boston Manufacturing Company is First Private Corporation in United States 12 Corporations Gain Power Under State Control 13 Economic Opportunity Expands; Farmers and Artisans Suffer Disruption 14 Corporate Control is Concentrated 15 How J.D. Rockefeller Went from Rags to Riches 15 The Government Fights Back, Kind Of 16 Early Days of the New York Stock Exchange 17 Teddy Busts the Trusts 19 Government Power Takes on Commercial Power: Teddy v J.P. 19 Unintended Consequences Lead to More Antitrust Laws 20 Chapter 3: Post-World War I Developments 23 The Stock Market Crashes 23 The Great Depression and FDR's New Deal 23 Safety Net for Banks Created 24 Regulation of Securities and Securities Markets Takes Root 25 Safety Net Extended to Citizens as Social Security is Born 25 Frustration Sets in as Unemployment Persists 26 Government and Business Mobilize for World War II 27 Roosevelt and Business Create Formidable Alliance 27 Solidarity Works Miracles 28 Wartime Success Reaches Far Beyond Battlefields 29 Chapter 4: The Glow Following World War II 31 The 1950s Board Role 31 Stock Market Investing is Patriotic Duty 32 The Nifty Fifty Catches On 33 Investor Relations Become a Corporate Function 34 Chapter 5: Shifting Dynamics from 1970 to 2000 35 Agency Theory is Born 35 The Stock Market Corrects 36 Outrage over the Wreck of Penn Central Fuels New Focus on Board Role 36 Broad Corruption Revealed Leads to Focus on Governance Per Se 37 The Board as Overseer Takes Root as Independent Directors Become Desirable 38 The Definition of Independence Proves Elusive; We Know It When We See It 38 The 1980s Board Role: The Board Becomes Important 39 Mighty Institutional Investors Weigh In 40 The Courts Recognize Independent Judgment of the Board as Mission Critical 41 Economic Uncertainty and Social Unrest Reduce American Confidence 42 Market Crashes on Black Monday 42 Changing Market Forces Become Visible 43 NYSE Establishes Safeguards 43 The 1990s Board: Independence Criteria Tighten as Equity Linked Compensation Grows 44 True Independence Grows in Value 45 Equity Linked Compensation Creates Moral Hazard 46 Independence of Mind Needs Help from Independence of Process 46 Revolving CEOs 47 Chapter 6: Post 2000 Intensification of Focus on the Board 49 Corruption Eruption Leads to Sarbanes Oxley and Growing Focus on Board 50 The Functioning of the Board of Directors Gains Attention 52 Sarbanes-Oxley Act 54 Part II: The Players and Capital Market Forces 59 Chapter 7: The Rise of Independent/Disinterested Directors 61 Considering Independent Director Effectiveness 61 Dueling Definitions 62 New York Stock Exchange Listing Requirements Stress Independence of Directors 62 Independent Directors Fill a Structural and Legal Need 66 Chapter 8: The Rise of Institutional Investors 69 Mutual Fund Development 69 Comments from Mutual Fund Leader John C. Bogle 71 The Growth of Passive Investing 74 The Defined Benefit Pension Plan Grows 75 Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA) Strengthens Pension Rules 76 The Defined Be