World Finance Corporate Governance Awards 2010
By World Finance, PRNEThursday, February 18, 2010
LONDON, February 19, 2010 - Companies today bear significant public and regulatory inspection.
Scandals of recent years, notably Enron, have created a more constrained
environment. At the same time, increasing public and stakeholder concern
about the social and environmental impacts of business practices is forcing
companies to come to terms with a much broader set of interests and
expectations.
The World Finance Corporate Governance awards come amid the backdrop of
the worst financial crisis since the depression. We have selected the
corporations who despite the difficult monetary climate have achieved
excellent levels of good governance. They are the companies who have opted
out of the easier route, opted out of minimal disclosure and instead served
the best interests of their investors. With the 2010 listing our editorial
board intends to redress the balance.
Best Corporate Governance: Austria Telekom Austria Australia ANZ Bank Canada Nexen Incorporated Colombia ISA Colombia Denmark Danske Bank Egypt Mobinil Finland Rautaruukki Oyj France Credit Agricole Germany Bayer Greece OTE S.A. Hungary Magyar Telekom India Kotak Mahindra Bank Italy Atlantia S.p.A. Mexico Walmart de Mexico Netherlands Royal Phillips Electronics Norway Norsk Hydro Portugal Jeronimo Martins SGPS S.A Singapore Keppel Corporation South Africa Sappi Limited Spain Acciona SA Sweden Electrolux AB Switzerland Roche Pharmaceuticals Thailand Siam Cement Group Turkey Turkcell UAE Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank UK Vodafone PLC USA FedEx Corporation Qatar Qtel
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