Corporate governance Corporate governance could be described as a set of rules of conduct envisioned for the governing bodies of companies, the members of such bodies, as well as majority and minority shareholders. The rules of corporate governance apply to broadly defined company management. The aim of the Code of Best Practices for WSE Listed Companies is to: strengthen transparency of the stock exchange listed company; enhancing communication between companies and investors; strengthening protection of the shareholders\u2019 rights also in those matters which are not directly regulated by the law, without generating such additional burden for listed companies which would not be counterbalanced by advantages provided by the market.<\/p>\n
Therefore Good Practices refer solely to those areas and domains in which their application can enhance the companies\u2019 market value and thus lower the capital acquisition cost.<\/p>\n
Raport o zasadach \u0142adu korporacyjnego w 2013 r<\/a><\/p>\n Raport o zasadach \u0142adu korporacyjnego w 2012 r<\/a><\/p>\n Raport o zasadach \u0142adu korporacyjnego w 2011 r<\/a><\/p>\n Raport o zasadach\u00a0\u0142adu korporacyjnego w 2010r<\/a><\/p>\n Raport o zasadach \u0142adu korporacyjnego w 2009 r<\/a><\/p>\n The company has a policy which allows it to change the economic entity entitled to analyse the financial reports not more often than once in five years.<\/p>\n
\nThe company\u2019s policy with reference to the choice of the economic entity entitled to analyse the financial reports<\/h3>\n
\nGood Practices for WSE Listed Companies<\/h3>\n
Dobre praktyki sp\u00f3\u0142ek notowanych na GPW<\/a><\/h3>\n