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FRC review indicates encouraging early signs of large private company reporting, says The Chartered Governance Institute UK & Ireland
The Chartered Governance Institute UK & Ireland (CGIUKI) welcomes publication today of a report from the Financial Reporting Council, conducted with the University of Essex, which shows that the Wates Principles are the most widely adopted corporate governance code used by large private companies.
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