Roundtable on Corporate Responsibility: Encouraging the Positive Contribution of Business to Environment

16 June 2004, Paris, France. In conjunction with the 2004 Annual Meeting, National Contact Points held a Roundtable on Corporate Responsibility which focused on encouraging the positive contribution of business to environment through the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises.

Russia discusses OECD policy options to boost foreign direct investment

Senior officials from the Russian Federation and from OECD countries met in Paris on 14 June 2004 to discuss recommendations designed to boost foreign direct investment in Russia.

The Fifth Meeting of the South East Europe Corporate Governance Roundtable

The fifth Meeting of the South East Europe Corporate Governance Roundtable took place in Ohrid, FYROM on 10-11 June 2004. The meeting was co-hosted by the Macedonian Corporate Governance Council, and sponsored by the Global Corporate Governance Forum and USAID.

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• South East Europe Corporate Governance Roundtable
• White Paper on Corporate Governance in South Eastern Europe
• OECD Principles of Corporate Governance: 2004, pdf file

Russian Corporate Governance Roundtable Meeting, 2-3 June 2005

This roundtable meeting discussed the policy framework and practices in Russia of enforcement of corporate governance rules and corporate governance of state-owned enterprises.

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• The Russian Corporate Governance Roundtable

Improving Business Behaviour: Why we need Corporate Governance

Speech on the OECD and the review of the OECD Principles of Corporate Governance. By agreeing on these Principles, OECD governments have set the broad foundations for high standards of corporate governance. Looking ahead, the governments of OECD countries are committed to maintaining an open dialogue with all the parties involved so that everyone can learn and benefit from the shared experiences of putting these Principles of

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• OECD Principles of Corporate Governance: 2004

2004/1 - Relationships between International Investment Agreements

International, bilateral and regional agreements have proliferated in the last ten to twenty years and new ones are still being negotiated. This study seeks to increase the level of understanding of the relationships between international investment disciplines...

OECD–Ukraine Forum for Investment: Legal Landscape for Doing Business in Ukraine

The primary purpose of this meeting was to better assess the current situation and needs of the legal landscape with regard to business, identify priorities in the field of investment and private sector development, both domestic and foreign, and to gather experiences from various stakeholders in order to develop a set of recommendations on how to further improve the business climate in the Ukraine.

Princípios da OCDE sobre o Governo das Sociedades

Aprovados pelo ministros da OCDE em 1999, os Princípios da OCDE sobre o Governo das Sociedades tornaram se uma referência internacional para decisores políticos, investidores, sociedades e outros sujeitos com interesses relevantes em todo o mundo. Fizeram progredir a calendarização de prioridades do governo das sociedades e proporcionaram uma orientação específica para as iniciativas legislativas e regulamentadoras tanto nos Estados

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Frequently Asked Questions about the OECD Principles of Corporate Governance

In 2002, OECD Ministers called for an assessment of the OECD Principles of Corporate Governance.  After more than a year of extensive and open consultations, including an opportunity for public comment via the website, the new principles were released in 2004. This document provides answers to a list of frequently asked questions concerning the revised OECD Principles of Corporate Governance.

Third International OECD Conference on Private Pensions

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 3-4 May 2004. This conference focused on personal pension plans and their interaction with insurance and financial markets, particularly the institutional structure of the supervisory agencies...