Governance and War and Boeing’s Deja Vu

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Umar Ashfaq, Harlan Tufford
April 1, 2022
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As Russia invaded Ukraine, endless briefing documents were thrust in front of company directors. Navigating supply chain disruptions, sanctions and a humanitarian crisis is not supposed to be easy. And as the war continues, investors will find that not all boards are equal. And war aside, Boeing’s board will be navigating a crisis of its own, following the fatal crash of a 737-800 in southern China.
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Harlan Tufford
Harlan Tufford
Vice President, MSCI Research
Umar Ashfaq
Umar Ashfaq
Senior Associate, MSCI Research

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