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Peter H. Dehnen

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Basel Committee on Banking Supervision releases new Principles for enhancing corporate governance

On 10.15.10, In CG Updates, By Peter H. Dehnen

The publication published by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision might just be the desired global benachmark for Corporate Governance.

While opinions start rolling in and we are on the watch for changes in the global landscape of Corporate Governance maybe fueled by this publication, we wanted to notify you that the full text is available at the BCBS, or on our mirror:


http://www.dehnenblog.com/corporate_governance/wp-content/bcbs-principlesenhCG.pdf

 
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Update: Uruguayan Securities Act laid down provisions relating to Corporate Governance

On 01.26.10, In CG Updates, By Hector Ferreira

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The new Uruguayan Securities Act, N° 18.627 (“Act”), was published in the Uruguayan Gazette on December 16, 2009 and expressly stroke down the former Securities Act (16.749) of 1996 which, when was passed, had improved the Uruguayan securities market as a complement of the General Corporation Act (16.060), mainly in terms of issuance of bonds by openly-held corporations and book-entry securities. (more…)

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