Corporate governance needs improving, law firm says
Chapman Tripp's annual corporate governance report shows disclosure detail varies widely and little change to gender diversity.
Corporate disclosure to investors is improving but there’s still a long way to go, Chapman Tripp says.
The law firm’s annual report on corporate governance says the quality of disclosure is improving in response to regulatory signals but the level of detail varied widely between listed
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Corporate governance needs improving, law firm says
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