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Report on Corporate Governance in Denmark, 2003

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Summary

The Copenhagen Stock Exchange recommends listed companies to address the Nørby Committee's recommendations for corporate governance in their annual reports. Denmark joined the large group of countries with a voluntary (i.e. not legally binding) code of conduct for what may be regarded as corporate governance. In order to ensure a continuation of the work carried out, the Copenhagen Stock Ex- change appointed an independent corporate governance committee.

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Issuer

Denmark

Year

2003

Region

Europe

Issuer (type)

Copenhagen Stock Exchange (Københavns Fonds Børs) (Stock Exchange)

Policy Type

Disclosure

Geographical scope

National

Mandatory or voluntary

Voluntary


Main industries targeted
  • Finance & Insurance
  • Professional, Scientific, & Technical Services
  • Education
  • Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation
Restrictiveness

Moderate

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
  • SDG 5: Gender Equality
  • SDG 14: Life Below Water

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