The Institute of Business Ethics, in conjunction with ICSA and Mazars, has published a report exploring the role of FTSE350 board committees formed with specific responsibility for corporate responsibility, sustainability or ethics: see here (pdf). The report notes that 30 companies in the FTSE100 and 25 in the FTSE250 have formed such committees; these committees are more common in sectors with reputation and regulatory risk (e.g., banking, mining, defence). The report also explores the mandate given to such committees. An overview of the report is available here (pdf).
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Wednesday, 23 March 2016
UK: IBE report - FTSE350 board committees - corporate responsibility, sustainability and ethics
The Institute of Business Ethics, in conjunction with ICSA and Mazars, has published a report exploring the role of FTSE350 board committees formed with specific responsibility for corporate responsibility, sustainability or ethics: see here (pdf). The report notes that 30 companies in the FTSE100 and 25 in the FTSE250 have formed such committees; these committees are more common in sectors with reputation and regulatory risk (e.g., banking, mining, defence). The report also explores the mandate given to such committees. An overview of the report is available here (pdf).
Tuesday, 9 February 2010
South Africa: the Companies Regulations 2010
In April 2009 the President signed into law the Companies Act (2008). The Act is due to come into force later this year. Meanwhile, draft Regulations have been published supplementing the framework established by the Act. Included in the Regulations are, for example, further rules regarding the requirement for certain companies to have a Social and Ethics Committee: see here (pdf).
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