Joint Ventures that Keep Evolving Perform Better
Successful companies actively manage their businesses through periods of economic growth, downturn, and recovery.
No Conflict, No Interest: Pricing Affiliated-Party Transactions in Joint Ventures
The many commercial relationships between a JV and its parents can cause JV partners to butt heads. Here’s our advice on how you can design these relationships to keep the peace.
[Infographic] The Codependency of Joint Ventures
Joint ventures are a critical tool for companies to access or commercialize new technologies and capabilities, share risk, meet local regulatory requirements, gain scale, and pursue capital-light growth.
ESG TOOLKIT: Managing ESG Risks in Non-Controlled Joint Ventures: Owner-Provided Services
How non-controlling partners can use owner-provided services to gain transparency and influence in joint ventures with high ESG risks
Designing Marketing Models in Joint Ventures: Benchmarking Data and Perspectives
How owner-provided marketing services play a critical role in defining the scope and economics of the venture
The Codependency of Joint Ventures: Designing and Managing Owner-Provided Services in JVs
Most JVs can and should lean on their owner companies for a variety of support – but the benefits may come with costs, risks, and potential conflicts. Here’s our advice on managing these complex commercial relationships.
Calibrating Joint Venture Governance Strength
Good governance matters to the performance of joint ventures. Our Joint Venture Governance Index is a rigorous, independent, data-driven way to measure governance strength.
Governing a Portfolio of Joint Ventures: How Do You Measure Up?
To this day, our Standards of JV Portfolio Governance Excellence remain the only tool for companies to independent- ly calibrate themselves against peers on the journey to excellence.
THE NEXT FRONTIER: Elevating ESG Performance in Non-Controlled Joint Ventures in the Natural Resources Sector
TODAY, as environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues take increased prominence and companies invest heavily to reduce their environmental footprints, natural resource companies have made only tentative steps to actively manage and shed light on the ESG performance of their non-controlled joint ventures.