Article on the profile of corporate
governance in the HKSAR, contributed by
Dr Carlye Tsui, CEO, HKIoD, to the
Handbook of International Corporate
Governance |
Benchmarks
of "good" corporate governance can vary
significantly between different
countries. Now, at a time of
considerable change in terms of
legislative frameworks, as well as an
ever-stronger spotlight on remuneration,
board independence and audit
transparency, understanding your duties,
responsibilities and reliabilities as a
director is key, particularly for those
with cross-jurisdictional
responsibilities.
Published by the Institute of Directors,
The Handbook of International ,Corporate
Governance, provides essential
commentary on the key areas of
governance.
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Key topics
include:
- The
development of laws, models and codes;
- Board
structures; Shareholder rights;
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Disclosure and transparency;
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Directors; and Executive pay and
performance.
Country
profiles:
USA, China, Japan, India, Germany, UK,
France, Italy, Russia, Spain, Canada,
Australia, South Africa, Sweden, New
Zealand, Finland, Ireland, Hong Kong.
This book
will be essential reading for anyone with an
interest in corporate governance practice,
the pace of change in governance-related
legislation, or the future direction of
disclosure and transparency issues.
Purchasing
price: -
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Selling
Price |
95 |
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Special
Price for HKIoD Members (exclusive
of postage; postage subject to order
volume) |
50 |
To order,
please contact HKIoD at 2889 9986.
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