Looking at conflicting pressures in corporate governance and how companies are feeling the strain
The current furor in the UK over the Higgs report on non-executive directors raises some wider issues about the regular review of governance rules. One of the main complaints over Higgs has been that the code – revised according to Derek Higgs's suggestions – is too rule-based. Flexibility, argues the London Stock Exchange among others, is the more traditional UK approach to these issues. Yes, by all means have high-minded principles, but let them be implemented in a flexible fashion.This
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