Corporate Governance
Most family businesses in Mexico disappear when their founder dies or retires, hence the importance of having a generational protocol that provides certainty, legal and financial security to all shareholders, guarantees the correct succession of the founder and preserves a harmonious relationship among shareholders.
Corporate governance in recent years has increased as a result of fraud in companies and organizations. Its main objectives are:
- Standardization and optimization of value creation for investors.
- Ensuring the permanence of the company, by authorizing its general strategies and supervising compliance with them.
- Controlling and supervising both the company's performance and its main risks.
- Providing the necessary information to investors.
- Ensuring transparency in the company's activities.
- Having and operating an efficient internal control systems through the authorization of policies and administrative rules of general observance.
- Strengthening the confidence of the company or organization before regulatory agencies.
