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Corporate governance practices in closed-end investment funds (case Croatia),

This paper studies the corporate governance practices in closed-end investment funds, in the Croatian capital market, whereas the emphasis lays on exploring and defining the required characteristics of supervisory board members. The supervisory board as an institution is intended to provide supervision of administrative operations, as well as the control and monitoring of corporate actions. The study was conducted on a sample of influential stakeholders in closed-end funds: the owners, governments, and fund managers, which all determined professional, moral, and other features of the supervisory board members in order to identify and set a clear picture about required features of the supervisory board members. Therefore, the results of this research are aimed at them, but also at the wider investment public. Until now, the study which showed the attitude of influential interest groups towards the required characteristics of supervisory board members, has not been conducted in Croatia.

closed-end investment funds; corporate governance; supervisory board; members of the board

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