Views on the integrity of global capital markets
As market observers will no doubt concur, nothing in Europe is ever straightforward. The European finance ministers finally reached an agreement on 13 December regarding the European banking supervisor. While this is welcome progress, questions remain unanswered, and some governments and their banks still have some difficult decisions to make. Read more
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From the Mergers and Acquisitions Committee in Brazil and updates to executive compensation principles in Canada to proposed corporate governance changes in India and “say-on-pay” developments in Switzerland, it’s time to span the corporate governance globe to review important developments from the month of January. Read more
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In the 2012 Spencer Stuart Board Index report we are given a peek at how board composition, policies, and practices stack up against the same practices in 2007 and 2002. And you know what? We’ve come a long way in some areas. Read more
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Regulators including the Stock Exchange Board of India (SEBI) and Reserve Bank of India (RBI) have set themselves on a fast pace of reforms to improve corporate governance practices. Read more
Leave a Comment From the recently published corporate governance “Action Plan” in the EU to arguments for a hybrid system to improve corporate governance in Japan, it’s time to span the corporate governance globe to review important developments from the month of December. Read more
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A list of the top 10 most-read blog posts from the Market Integrity Insights blog in 2012. Read more
Leave a Comment One of the most interesting global issues in corporate governance this year was the push for diversity on boards — more specifically women on boards. Read more
2 Comments In mid-December 2012, the European Commission revealed its corporate governance “Action Plan” outlining future initiatives in the areas of company law and corporate governance. Read more
Leave a Comment From developing enforcement standards in Asia and companies receiving their “second strike” in Australia to the launch of Global Index Group corporate governance indices in the U.S., it’s time to span the corporate governance globe to review important developments from the month of November.
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