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Aos dias de hoje, é evidente a crescente pressão por maior transparência e prestação de contas nas práticas de Corporate Governance. Isto é impulsionado pela necessidade de garantir a legitimidade e a autenticidade de todas as ações levadas a cabo pelas organizações, de modo a garantir uma boa reputação institucional, fortalecendo assim a confiança de todas as partes interessadas. Neste cenário, a adoção da tecnologia Blockchain nas práticas de Corporate Governance pode desempenhar um papel crucial, permitindo um aumento significativo na simetria de informação, e na confiabilidade das operações e redução de custos. Este impacto poderá ser especialmente benéfico no que diz respeito à Teoria da Agência, sendo esta a estrutura conceptual usada para analisar e entender os conflitos de interesses que surgem entre os acionistas e os gestores de uma empresa. A natureza descentralizada e distribuída da Blockchain torna mais difícil para os gestores manipularem informações ou agirem em interesse próprio em detrimento dos acionistas. Ao promover maior transparência, imutabilidade e confiabilidade nas operações corporativas, a Blockchain contribui para uma melhor supervisão dos gestores por parte dos acionistas, reduzindo, assim, a assimetria de informações e os conflitos de interesses inerentes à relação principal-agente. Isto resulta em uma gestão mais eficaz, aumentando a confiança dos investidores e fortalecendo a das organizações no mercado.
Nowadays, there is a clear and growing demand for greater transparency and accountability in Corporate Governance practices. This is driven by the need to ensure the legitimacy and authenticity of all actions taken by organizations, in order to uphold a strong institutional reputation and, thereby, strengthen stakeholder confidence. In this scenario, the adoption of Blockchain technology in Corporate Governance practices can play a crucial role, enabling a significant increase in information symmetry and operational reliability, while reducing costs. This impact could be particularly beneficial with regard to Agency Theory, which serves as the conceptual framework for analyzing and understanding the conflicts of interest that arise between shareholders and managers of a company. The decentralized and distributed nature of Blockchain makes it more difficult for managers to manipulate information or act in their own self-interest at the expense of shareholders. By promoting greater transparency, immutability, and reliability in corporate operations, Blockchain contributes to enhanced oversight of managers by shareholders, thereby reducing information asymmetry and conflicts of interest inherent in the principal-agent relationship. This leads to more effective management, increasing investor confidence and strengthening the position of organizations in the market.
Nowadays, there is a clear and growing demand for greater transparency and accountability in Corporate Governance practices. This is driven by the need to ensure the legitimacy and authenticity of all actions taken by organizations, in order to uphold a strong institutional reputation and, thereby, strengthen stakeholder confidence. In this scenario, the adoption of Blockchain technology in Corporate Governance practices can play a crucial role, enabling a significant increase in information symmetry and operational reliability, while reducing costs. This impact could be particularly beneficial with regard to Agency Theory, which serves as the conceptual framework for analyzing and understanding the conflicts of interest that arise between shareholders and managers of a company. The decentralized and distributed nature of Blockchain makes it more difficult for managers to manipulate information or act in their own self-interest at the expense of shareholders. By promoting greater transparency, immutability, and reliability in corporate operations, Blockchain contributes to enhanced oversight of managers by shareholders, thereby reducing information asymmetry and conflicts of interest inherent in the principal-agent relationship. This leads to more effective management, increasing investor confidence and strengthening the position of organizations in the market.
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Blockchain Corporate governance Teoria de agência Simetria de informação Conflito de interesses Agency theory Information symmetry Conflict of interests