Posted AT 7:00 AM EST on 26/11/07
Corporate disclosure is improving
When it comes to corporate governance — the way companies are supervised by their boards of directors — the rapid pace of change of recent years appears to be slowing in many respects. But one area where there continues to be dramatic reform is in disclosure practices. A new Report on Business review of governance trends reveals Canadian companies are giving shareholders a growing volume of information about their executive compensation and their boards of directors.
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