Скачать или смотреть Corporate Governance and Economic Resilience: Lessons for Kenya from the 1997 Asian Markets Crash

The video expounds on an excerpt from "Corporate Governance and Economic Resilience." It examines the critical link between corporate governance and a nation's economic stability, using the Asian Financial Crisis of 1997/1998 as a primary case study.
The video asserts that the crisis, which caused market crashes and currency collapse, was fundamentally driven by weak governance characterized by corruption and cronyism. The author further argues that Kenya today faces similar governance challenges, including a lack of transparency and accountability, which risk stifling competition and deterring essential investment.
At its end, the video presents a powerful warning emphasizing that strong governance reforms are not just ethical, but are also an absolute economic necessity for Kenya if it is to ensure sustainable growth and avoid repeating historical mistakes.