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Issues regarding Corporate Governance have become increasingly important for companies to consider in light of the number of recent, high profile corporate collapses.
Lawler Partners know how important it is to have specific rules in place to ensure that the conduct and actions of office holders of companies are in the best interests of the company as a whole and do not favour themselves or specific other shareholders.
The absence of adequate corporate governance practices can impact upon the ability of companies to raise capital or arrange finance through loans. It can also result in internal disputes, that if poorly managed can be costly and could lead to the failure of the business.
Lawler Partners provide advice regarding the drafting of corporate rules and regulations to assist in maintaining the independence of parties related to the company. Typical issues that need to be addressed include audit independence; integrity of financial statements; executive remuneration; corporate disclosures and information for investors; board composition, performance and external review; analyst independence; voting rules of shareholders and the conduct of company meetings; strategy setting and monitoring; management information systems; and authority and reporting guidelines.
For further information contact Directors Terry Lawler: Email Terry or Simon Rutherford: Email Simon.
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