The FSA, which has responsibility for the UK Listing Authority under the FSMA 2000, says it has not ...
The FSA, which has responsibility for the UK Listing Authority under the FSMA 2000, says it has not yet decided how to put the new Combined Code into practice for listed companies. The Financial Reporting Council developed the Code on the back of reviews into non-executive directorships by Derek Higgs, and into audit committees by Robert Smith. In general terms it proposes more transparency in the way directors are appointed, remunerated and policed by companies' own non-executive directors and shareholders. It also points the way to more professional non-executive dire...
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