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Outcomes of the General Meetings of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators held in London on 8 December 2011... more

The government has asked CAMAC to consider the future of company AGMs. The move was announced at CSA's 28th Annual Conference in Sydney. The government's direction to CAMAC aligns with CSA's view that change is needed if the AGM is to remain relevant. CAMAC has not yet outlined its time frame for consultation... more

CSA has released new Good Governance Guides on protecting company officers, corporate codes of conduct and disclosure policies for communicating with analysts and shareholders... more

The proposed APRA prudential standards for superannuation funds are a positive step in promoting a greater understanding about the importance of appropriate governance at the individual and organisational level. However, CSA thinks that the prudential standards could be further improved... more

The CSA Annual Conference was run from 5 to 7 December 2011.The Conference had a theme of 'One World — the global view of governance'. Podcasts are now online for a selection of interviews with speakers at the Conference on international governance issues and other topics... more