Financial Literacy for Lawyers – Episode 7: Boardroom Numeracy

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Turning to governance, Oranburg addresses the financial literacy expectations of corporate directors and officers. Using fiduciary duty cases and real-world board failures, he shows how inadequate financial oversight can lead to liability for breach of the duty of care. Topics include reading financials for strategic planning, detecting early signs of distress, and asking the right questions in board meetings. The episode reinforces that financial literacy is not just an advisory skill—it’s a core component of responsible corporate governance.

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