ecoDa: Revised OECD/G20 Corporate Governance Principles

Revised OECD/G20 Corporate Governance Principles
What Can Companies Do to Promote Sustainability and Investor Confidence?

The OECD just completed a review of the G20/OECD Principles of Corporate Governance to reflect the recent evolutions in capital markets and corporate governance policies and practices. The revised Principles aim to foster a corporate culture that aligns with today’s societal expectations, promotes trust and confidence, and supports the sustainability and resilience of the broader economy.

After their adoption by OECD Ministers in June and by G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors in July, the Principles have now also been given the final endorsement at G20 level.

Business at OECD (BIAC), ecoDa and IFAC (The International Federation of Accountants) participated in all the phases of the review and are now delighted to invite you to discuss with global experts the main features of the revised Principles, with a focus on  the new chapter on “Sustainability and resilience”.

Confirmed speakers include:  

• Carmine di Noia, Director for Enterprise and Financial and Affairs, OECD  
• Dan Konigsburg, Chair of BIAC’s Corporate Governance Committee
• Pascal Durand-Barthez, ecoDa, Chair of ecoDa’s Advocacy Committee
• Odile de Brosses, EuropeanIssuers/Director Legal Services AFEP
• Sharon Ditchburn, Managing Director/Founder of Capital Advantage Consultants
• Kerrie Waring, Chief Executive Officer, International Corporate Governance Network (ICGN)
• Laura Leka, Principal, IFAC