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ARTICLE · 22 FEBRUARY 2016

Annual Report Published On Compliance With Dutch Corporate Governance Code

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De Monitoring Commissie Corporate Governance Code heeft haar jaarlijkse rapport gepubliceerd. Hierin doet de Commissie verslag van drie onderzoeken: een onderzoek naar de naleving van de Nederlandse...

NetherlandsCorporate/Commercial Law
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De Monitoring Commissie Corporate Governance Code heeft haar jaarlijkse rapport gepubliceerd. Hierin doet de Commissie verslag van drie onderzoeken: een onderzoek naar de naleving van de Nederlandse Corporate Governance Code in het boekjaar 2014, een onderzoek naar beschermingsmaatregelen en een onderzoek naar de internationale context van de Code.

Daarnaast heeft de Monitoring Commissie Corporate Governance Code op 11 februari 2016 ook een consultatiedocument gepresenteerd met voorstellen voor herziening van de Corporate Governance Code. Alle stakeholders en geïnteresseerden zijn uitgenodigd om op het consultatiedocument te reageren en deel te nemen aan het publieke debat over herziening van de Code. De consultatieperiode duurt tot en met 6 april 2016. Meer informatie hierover is te vinden in de Legal alert die we op 11 februari verstuurden.

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