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Corporate Governance

Corporate governance has become the shareholders’ mainstay. A means to help them rest assured that companies are managing their operations and risks in accordance with statute, regulation and best practice.

But the legacy of corporate wrongdoings has created a complexity in procedure and intensity of oversight previous generations of director could scarcely have imagined in the UK. Consequently the knowledge, resource and judgement required to fulfil the obligations of today’s well-governed company are unprecedented, and what suits one business might not work for another.

European Board Matters Quarterly

Critical insights for today's Audit Committee

March's issue includes :

 

  • The Impact of IFRS Around the World
  • Bribery and Corruption
  • The 8th Directive: Focus on Competence in the Audit Committee
  • The Growth of Technology Committees: Implications for the Audit Committee

European Board Matters Quarterly pdf 228K, March 2007

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Corporate Governance

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