LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Singapore Telecom, Media Prima and Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited (ANZ) are among a carefully selected group of companies recognised in the Ethical Boardroom Corporate Governance Awards 2017 for their excellence in corporate governance.
Ethical Boardroom Magazine, the leading journal for global governance issues, recognises the companies who have exhibited exceptional leadership in governance to ensure protection and long-term value for all their stakeholders.
All finalists in this year’s Awards have undergone a thorough analysis of governance factors and extensive scrutiny on governance attributes, such as Board Composition, Board Committees, Shareholder Rights and Transparency.
Ethical Boardroom Executive Editor Miles Hamilton-Scott said: “Good corporate governance enhances and underpins a company’s long-term sustainable performance and is critical to long-term value creation and economic growth. Meaningful engagement with shareholders is one of the key aspects of corporate governance, especially for discussions on strategy, succession planning and remuneration.”
“We’re pleased to recognise those companies in Asia and Australasia that are delivering superior governance and protecting the interests of shareholders in our 2017 Awards.”
Information on the Ethical Boardroom Corporate Governance 2017 Awards can be found at https://ethicalboardroom.com/corporate-governance-winners-2017-asia-australasia/ with this year's Asia’s and Australasia’s winners revealed in the Autumn 2017 print edition - available to subscribers now.
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