Abstract
The COVID-19 pandemic surprised the global community, which led to the transformation of how the global economy conducts its day-to-day businesses. The primary purpose of this paper was to investigate the mitigating policies that countries put in place to curb the havoc caused by the pandemic. The study documented the impact of the pandemic on corporate governance outcomes (annual general meetings, audit committees, executive pay, and disclosure). The findings showed that governments in the emerging markets studied had implemented policies and regulations for business continuity in addition to the globally coordinated responses. The study also found that emerging countries must develop far-reaching policies and capabilities to deal with similar pandemics.
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