KPMG has published a report surveying executive remuneration in AIM listed companies: see
here (
pdf). One of the research findings concerned the governance code adopted by such companies. Under Rule 26 of the AIM Rules (
here,
pdf), AIM listed companies are required to disclose: which governance code the board has decided to apply; how compliance with that code is achieved; and the reasons for any departures from the chose code. The KPMG report notes that, of the 50 largest AIM companies by market capitalisation, 42% have adopted the
UK Corporate Governance Code and 58% have adopted the
QCA Corporate Governance Code. A different picture is painted when more companies are considered. Research by the QCA published last year, which surveyed
all AIM listed companies, found 89% following the QCA Code, 6% following the UK Corporate Governance Code and 5% following other codes: see
here.
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