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Corporate weekly highlights—1 February 2018

Corporate weekly highlights—1 February 2018
Published on: 01 February 2018
Published by: LexisPSL
  • Corporate weekly highlights—1 February 2018
  • In this issue:
  • Corporate governance
  • Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association releases corporate governance policy and voting guidelines
  • Pension and Lifetime Savings Association releases AGM voting review
  • Industry group set up to develop corporate governance principles for large private companies
  • Equity capital markets
  • ESMA draws issuers’ attention to IAS requirements following new US tax legislation
  • Additional news—daily and weekly news alerts
  • New and updated content
    • More...

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This week’s edition of Corporate highlights includes the Pension and Lifetime Savings Association’s updated edition of the Corporate Governance Policy and Voting Guidelines and its AGM Voting Review, and the setting up of a new industry group to develop corporate governance principles for large private companies. or take a trial to read the full analysis.

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