In this masterclass, Professor Archishman Chakraborty (Yeshiva University) will investigate how increased stakeholder representation on corporate boards, often proposed as a corrective to shareholder primacy, intersects with the limits of transparency as a tool for reducing bias.

Drawing on examples from corporations, universities, and government bodies, he’ll explore how committees can strategically control information flows to neutralise the effects of transparency, monitoring, and surveillance and achieve compliance without secrecy or encryption.

The talk considers the implications of these dynamics for institutional governance and accountability.

To book your place, please contact Dr Matteo De Tina (m.de.tina@bath.ac.uk)

Speaker

Professor Archishman Chakraborty, Syms School, Yeshiva University — Mel Harris Chair in Insurance and Risk, Chair of the Finance Department