10-12-2010, 09:10 PM
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<br />Before one and half year ago I wrote this topic and a healthy debate made here as every one can see.
Now SECP has issued Draft of Revised Code of Corporate Governance for listed companies. Under revised code no person shall be appointed as a director of more than five listed companies simultaneously.
Draft of Revised Code of Corporate Governance can be viewed at following link
http//www.secp.gov.pk/corporatelaws/pdf/Amended_Code_Corporate_Governance_6Oct2010.pdf
Regards,
Awais Aftab
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Dear All Readers,
In the year 2003 a study was undertaken by SECP to find the post implementation effects of Code of Corporate Governance. Pursuant to such study a report was issued (publicly available at the website of SECP) having title âIMPACT ASSESSMENT OF THE CODE OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE 2002â. This report can be obtained from following URL
http//www.secp.gov.pk/Reports/ImpactStudyCCG.pdf
This study based upon real life scenario of 40 companies (out of 95 selected for this purpose) and was completed after getting detailed feedback and having many debates.
In its chapter 7 âPolicy Recommendationsâ this report proposed various âShort Term Measuresâ and âMedium Term Measuresâ. The said report categorically included reducing the limit of 10 companies for a listed companyâs director to 5 companies in the proposed âshort-term Measuresâ (Paragraph 7.1 and Page 36).
Anyone can download the report from above URL and check paragraph 7.1, page 36 of the said report.
Apart from the above, the survey undertaken by IFC on CCG implementation in Pak has also criticized the limit of 10 companies for the directors of listed companies.
I am adding no comments, rather simply presenting a self-speaking situation. I think we should avoid the habit to click the ideas of others and tag them with our names. I already warned that such practices are not good.
We should have the courage and should learn to speak truth. This will enhance our own respect. In any manner, knowledge sharing is not bad; provided we don't hide the facts.
Regards,
<br />Before one and half year ago I wrote this topic and a healthy debate made here as every one can see.
Now SECP has issued Draft of Revised Code of Corporate Governance for listed companies. Under revised code no person shall be appointed as a director of more than five listed companies simultaneously.
Draft of Revised Code of Corporate Governance can be viewed at following link
http//www.secp.gov.pk/corporatelaws/pdf/Amended_Code_Corporate_Governance_6Oct2010.pdf
Regards,
Awais Aftab
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Dear All Readers,
In the year 2003 a study was undertaken by SECP to find the post implementation effects of Code of Corporate Governance. Pursuant to such study a report was issued (publicly available at the website of SECP) having title âIMPACT ASSESSMENT OF THE CODE OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE 2002â. This report can be obtained from following URL
http//www.secp.gov.pk/Reports/ImpactStudyCCG.pdf
This study based upon real life scenario of 40 companies (out of 95 selected for this purpose) and was completed after getting detailed feedback and having many debates.
In its chapter 7 âPolicy Recommendationsâ this report proposed various âShort Term Measuresâ and âMedium Term Measuresâ. The said report categorically included reducing the limit of 10 companies for a listed companyâs director to 5 companies in the proposed âshort-term Measuresâ (Paragraph 7.1 and Page 36).
Anyone can download the report from above URL and check paragraph 7.1, page 36 of the said report.
Apart from the above, the survey undertaken by IFC on CCG implementation in Pak has also criticized the limit of 10 companies for the directors of listed companies.
I am adding no comments, rather simply presenting a self-speaking situation. I think we should avoid the habit to click the ideas of others and tag them with our names. I already warned that such practices are not good.
We should have the courage and should learn to speak truth. This will enhance our own respect. In any manner, knowledge sharing is not bad; provided we don't hide the facts.
Regards,
