Law firm gives NZX's governance reforms the thumbs up
The NZX has proposed a code of ethics, ranging from director pay to whistleblower treatment. With special feature audio.
Law firm Chapman Tripp has given a tick of approval to sharemarket operator NZX's proposed code of ethics for boards.
NZX released its proposed changes to corporate governance best practice yesterday, recommending stronger rules for share trading and continuous disclosure, and more transparency
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Thu, 01 Sep 2016
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