When companies look outside for new leadership, it does not necessarily mean a governance failure.

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It means new habits of initiative and self-governance, and these come only with experience.

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But it also based its new criteria on issues of corporate governance: assessing the openness of a capital market, the sorts of protection offered to investors, and how effectively a market is regulated.

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If the constitution, for all its flaws, is approved by voters, it will pave the way to a new form of governance that will be the most federal and decentralised in the Middle East, establish a fair set of rights and values, and, with luck, provide for a better life for all Iraqis.

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Additionally, 81% of those surveyed feel that they are either somewhat or not very prepared when it comes to the new rules and regulations of marketing data governance.

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There will be a new single body, the Greyhound Board of Great Britain, it will be responsible for governance, administration, finance and regulation of racing.

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Almost a year after recommending corporate governance changes for listed companies, the New York Stock Exchange revealed ten changes designed to get its own governance in line with the companies it regulates.

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In little over a year, it has shut defunct lenders, recapitalised the rest, introduced a new and tougher financial regulator and strengthened corporate-governance requirements (outside directors, for example, are now mandatory).

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