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The ICSA Corporate Governance Planner


ISBN13: 9781860723094
ISBN: 1860723098
Published: June 2006
Publisher: ICSA Publishing Ltd
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Paperback
Price: Out of print



The ICSA Corporate Governance Planner provides practical, accessible guidance on how to comply with companies legislation and the requirements of the Combined Code.

Designed to be a first point of reference for those approaching a particular issue or event in the board or company secretariat’s calendar, such as board meetings, the annual report, and directors’ training, it shows how compliance issues can be approached in a practical and constructive way.

Based on the experience of the authors in their work with listed companies, this book will rapidly become invaluable in helping you to tackle questions such as:-

  • How do you establish an effective working relationship with your auditors?
  • How can you communicate effectively with shareholders?
  • What should be done to safeguard against breaches of the Model Code?
  • What are the key issues to consider when recruiting non-executive directors?
  • Practical tips and step-by-step guidance are offered throughout.
This first edition includes coverage and guidance on:-
  • The adoption of international reporting standards (IFRS)
  • The revised version of the UKLA’s Rules implementing the EU MarketAbuse, Prospectus and Transparency Obligations Directives
  • The new regulatory regime for company pensions schemes following the Pensions Act 2004

Subjects:
Company Law