With a book named "Corporate Governance Matters", I was immediately interested in this piece of research from a couple of Stanford University dons trying to pinpoint the value of "good" corporate governance.
I found the summary here very light (and some of the citings are incredibly old for such a hot topic), but they have probably kept the good stuff for the book! There are certainly some good alternative angles for supporting the value of Solvency II/Corporate Governance Code obligations etc in here (impact of majority "independent" boards on stock prices, board information gaps and merger & acquisition outcomes).
An online repository for Solvency II, ERM and Corporate Governance material and comment from the Principal of Governance Matters, an independent Risk Consultancy firm based on the Isle of Man.
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