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Posted on March 15th, 2012
Contents:
Editorial: Sustainability – the Topic of the Future
The Financial Centre Dialogue: If We Don’t Innovate, Others Will
The New EU-Strategy for Corporate Social Responsibility
Integrated Reporting
CSR – Do Corporations Have to Serve the Public Good?
Corporate Sustainability: the Topic for the Future
Diversity and Remuneration of European Supervisory Board Members
BilMoG Consolidated Financial Statements 2010 in Practical Trial
Change in Perspective [...]
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Posted on January 25th, 2012
Contents:
Editorial: MiFID 2.0 – the Financial Market Directive Put to the Test
The Financial Centre Dialogue: Introduction of Tax on Financial Transactions not Beneficial
Focus: High Frequency Trading – Technology, not a Strategy
New Rules for Derivatives and the Corporate World: An “End User’s” Perspective
Commodity Derivatives and Emission Certificates in Real Economy: MiFID II and its Impact on [...]
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Posted on November 22nd, 2011
Contents:
Viewpoint: We Must Move Towards Greater Integration
Focus: Financial Reporting Enforcement as a Preventative Task
IFRS Accounting in Context of Diverging Stakeholder Interests
Multi-Stage Audit Process
Financial Centre Monitoring: A Sham Debate
Europe is Also Growing Closer Together with the Post-Trading of Securities
Sustainability – Increasingly More Important for Issuers
View From Abroad: Canada Profits From Strong Potash and Agricultural Sectors
Voice From [...]
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Posted on September 8th, 2011
Contents:
Viewpoint: The Financial Markets are Now Forcing Politics to Act
Focus: Include New Investor Segments in IR Strategies
Bondholder Relations
The Legal Aspects of Investor Relations
The Stock Exchange and Social Media?
Financial Centre Monitoring: Number of Equity Investors Stabilises
Increasing Concentration of the Stock Exchanges is a Opportunity for Stuttgart
Conduct the Sustainability Debate with a Sense of Proportion
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Posted on August 14th, 2011
With regard to the corporate governance of listed company which forms the core of the consultation paper, Deutsches Aktieninstitut in general is sceptic as regards the motivation for and the background of the present Green Paper. From Deutsches Aktieninstitut’s point of view, company law and corporate governance should not be used as instruments [...]
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