Práticas de governança corporativa: um estudo de caso na Caixa Econômica Federal

Abstract

Corporate management has emerged at a time of disputes between investors and executives from organizations with open capital. Developed to deploy a new management model, corporate governance is a set of best practices that ensure greater, strength, transparency, liquidity and social responsibility of institutions. The Brazilian government created the Interministerial Commission on Corporate Governance and Administration of Equity Interests of the Union (CGPAR) to regulatory bodies and ensure the use of a management model based on the principles of corporate governance. The objective of this research is to analyze the commission structures responsible for the regulation of corporate rules and how the CEF practice this governance model. The conclusion of the research showed how the CEF meets the regulatory laws through risk management, audit processes, market liquidity, all these actions are aligned with the strategic direction of the organization and the use of these practices offers values and results for the Union and the society.