The Financial Reporting Council - the organisation responsible, amongst other things, for the UK Corporate Governance Code - has published its annual report and accounts for 2014/15: see here (pdf). The report sets out the FRC's strategy and identifies the principal risks that may impact on that strategy. It also provides an overview of the FRC's activities over the past year, together with a series of 'effectiveness indicators'. The priorities for the year ahead are also explained. A short video, below, explaining the work of the FRC has also been published.
A message from Robert Goddard, Senior Lecturer in Law, Aston Law School, Aston Business School, Birmingham, UK. Email: robert_goddard@outlook.com or r.j.goddard@aston.ac.uk
At Aston I teach (or have taught) courses in fraud, company law, corporate governance, securities law, financial regulation and taxation. This site primarily supports my company (corporate) law and governance teaching and to a lesser extent the other subjects I teach. It is primarily an online notepad where I record important developments, news and other items that interest me.
Users of this site include my students as well as colleagues at Aston and other universities. Practitioners tell me they find the site useful too. In 2010 the site was commended in Legal Week and also chosen as one of the LexisNexis Top 25 Business Law Blogs 2010.
The site's primary focus is the UK but interesting items from other jurisdictions are often included as are developments in the allied disciplines of capital market regulation and financial reporting.
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