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Hills Governance Center at Yonsei 3rd International Conference
¡°Asian Corporate Governance: Practice & Perspective¡±
Friday. March 10, 2006
Sangnam Hall, Yonsei University
We request the pleasure of your company at the Third International Conference of the Hills
Governance Center at Yonsei titled, ¡°Asian Corporate Governance: Practice and Perspective.¡±
Through support from the World Bank, this conference will present four case studies that
represent the results of an interdisciplinary review on Korean corporate governance. These
cases analyze the relationship between corporate governance structures, institutional systems
and strategic decision-making. The main hypothesis is that Korean companies can develop
corporate governance systems that best befit Korea¡¯s practices, culture and heritage. The
research ultimately seeks to provide Korean companies a blueprint on corporate governance to
help them become more globally competitive. The case studies utilize applied theory and
management strategies on corporate behavior, institutions, and policy, along with field
research on a vast array of firms in Korea. Covering a broad landscape, the firms that were
analyzed include a large conglomerate, newly privatized companies, a financial firm, and a
company that successfully restructured through foreign investment.
By providing a forum for leading international and domestic professionals, this conference
seeks to find new ways to understand corporate governance in Korea. We hope you can join us.
Joongi Kim, Executive Director, Hills Governance Center
Yonsei University, Graduate School of International Studies
[Program Schedule]
REGISTRATION (08:30~09:00)
WELCOMING REMARK (09:00~09:10)
Chang Young Jung, President, Yonsei University
KEYNOTE SPEECH (09:10~09:20)
Roderick M. Hills, Founder, CSIS Hills Program
on Governance & Former Chairman, U.S. Securities
Exchange Commission
Behdad Nowroozi, Regional Corporate Governance
Coordinator, East Asia and Pacific Region,
The World Bank
SESSION I REFORM IN BAKING SECTOR (09:30~10:40)
Presentation]
Joon-Ho Hahm, Yonsei GSIS, ¡°Issues and Lessons in Reform of Bank Governance
Panelists]
Thae Surn Khwarg (Chair), CEO, SEI Asset Korea
Jae Jung Kwon, Standing Member of the Audit Committee, Standard Chartered Cheil Bank
Robert y. Liu, Senior Financial Sector Specialist, The World Bank
SESSION II REFORM IN PRIVATIZATION (10:50~12:00)
Presentation]
Sang-young Rhyu, Yonsei GSIS, ¡°Corporate Governance Reform of Privatized Enterprises in Korea: A Comparative Study of POSCO and KT Cases¡±
Panelists]
Sang-Yong Park (Chair), Professor of Finance, Yonsei University
Young Hoon Lee, Group Leader, Corporate Strategy Group, Corporate Strategic Planning Department, POSCO
Sangmok Choi, Director, Securities Policy Division, Ministry of Finance & Economy
LUNCH (12:10~13:40)
Guest Speaker]
Barbara Franklin, President/CEO, Barbara Franklin Enterprises & Former U.S. Secretary of Commerce
SESSION III ASIAN CORPORATE GOVERNANCE (13:50~15:10)
Presentation]
Joongi Kim, Yonsei GSIS, ¡°Anatomy of an Asian Conglomerate: The Rise and Fall of Daewoo and the Formation of Modern Corporate Governance¡±
Panelists]
Kwang Sun Chung (Chair), Professor of Finance, Chung-Ang University
Dong-Gull Lee, Senior Research Fellow, Korea Institute of Finance
Felipe Alfonso, Executive Director, AIM-RVR Center on Corporate Responsibility
Francisco L. Roman, Jr., Executive Director, AIM-Hills Governance Center
SESSION IV GOVERNANCE AND PERFORMANCE (15:20~16:40)
Presentation]
Dong-Jae Kim, Yonsei GSIS, ¡°Changes in Corporate Governance and Management Performance through Foreign Direct Investment: A Case Study of Mando Corporation¡±
Panelists]
Sung-shin Han (Chair), Dean, Yonsei GSIS
Ki Suk Hong, Chief Strategist, Samsung Securities
Sang Wook Seo, Director, CVC Asia Pacific (Korea) Limited
Joonho Um, Korea Representative, Steel Partners
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