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Corporate governance principles

Online public consultation on corporate governance and the financial crisis

 

OECD member countries have launched an ambitious action plan to address weaknesses in corporate governance that are related to the financial crisis. An important part of this programme is to engage and seek advice from key stakeholders. Following the Global consultation on corporate governance and the financial crisis in Paris on the 18 March, the OECD conducted an online public consultation which came to an end on 30 April 2009.

 

The OECD received 22 submissions together with a paper about risk management. They do not necessarily reflect the views of the OECD or its member countries. The OECD wishes to express its appreciation to all those who participated. They will provide input to a set of recommendations that the OECD plans to issue later this year.

 

  • Ms. Mohsin Ali Chaudhry, Pakistan Corporate Governance Project, International Finance Corporation
  • Fidel H. Cuéllar, Economia y Empresa Bogota, Colombia
  • Richard Tudway, Centre for International Economics, London
  • Dr Nasser Saidi, Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC)
  • Keith L. Johnson and Frank Jan de Graaf, Network for Sustainable Financial Markets (NSFM)
  • Tokyo Stock Exchange
  • Kym Sheehan, Faculty Economics and Business, University of Sydney
  • Weidong Zhang, Research Center, Shanghai Stock Exchange, People's Republic of China
  •  Lee Glendon, The Business Continuity Institute (BCI)
  • Rients Abma, Corporate Governance Forum
  • Anne Molyneux, Consultants and Strategists International (CSI), United Kingdom
  • Hans-Christoph Hirt, Hermes Equity Ownership Services Limited, United Kingdom
  • Colin Meech, UNISON - Capital Stewardship Programme, United Kingdom
  • Michelle Edkins, UNISON - Capital Stewardship Programme, United Kingdom
  • Jos de Groot, PricewaterhouseCoopers Accountants N.V, Netherlands
  • Pablo Souto, Center for Financial Stability, Argentina
  • Joris Oldenziel, Senior Researcher and OECD Watch coordinator, Netherlands
  • Jeremy Jennings, EMEIA, Belgium
  • Heriot Prentice, The Institute of Internal Auditors, United States
  • Vanessa Jones, Corporate Governance Chartered Accountants’ Hall, United Kingdom
  • David Paterson, The National Association of Pensions Fund Limited, United Kingdom
  • Timothy Copnell, KPMG LLP, United Kingdom

 

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