Reporting on how post-Enron governance reform in Canada is brewing a national debate
'When the elephant rolls over, the mouse sleeping beside it must move.' Canadians often evoke that image when describing their relationship with their American neighbors. But just how far must Canadians jump to avoid being squished? When it comes to corporate governance, trajectory calculations began September 3, 2002 when David Brown, chairman of the Ontario Securities Commission, announced he was considering adopting regulatory measures similar to the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and the new governance
You need to register to access 3 free deep dive articles per month. To continue reading please register or login below..
- Unlimited deep dives
- Data-driven research around key topics
- Buy-side insights
- Benchmarking reports
From
$1495
