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Case Discussion Questions



  1. How well do you think the governance system of JPMorgan
    Chase is working in protecting shareholder interests?

  2. What particular governance devices are helping or hindering
    good governance in the JPMorgan Chase situation?
    3. What do you recommend to improve the governance system
    specifically for JPMorgan Chase but also overall relative to the
    system of governance devices described in Chapter 10?


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