Corporate Governance Country Assessment : Georgia
Since its establishment in 1999, the National Securities Commission of Georgia (NSCG) has been successful in reducing the volume and number of trades taking place outside the stock exchange. It has also taken important steps to increase transparenc...
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okr-10986-145052021-04-23T14:03:16Z Corporate Governance Country Assessment : Georgia World Bank ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACQUISITIONS AUTHORIZED CAPITAL BANKRUPTCY BENEFICIAL OWNER BOARD MEMBER BOARD MEMBERS BONDS BOOK VALUE CATEGORIES OF COMPANIES CHARTER CHARTERS CHIEF EXECUTIVE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER CLASS ACTION COMMERCIAL BANK COMMERCIAL BANKS COMMODITIES COMMON POLICY COMMON SHARES COMPANY COMPANY MANAGEMENT CONFLICTS OF INTEREST CORPORATE CONTROL CORPORATE DECISIONS CORPORATE DIRECTORS CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CORPORATE GOVERNANCE REGIME CORPORATE ORGANIZATIONS CORPORATE OWNERSHIP CORPORATIONS ACT COURT DAMAGES DEBT DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS DISSENTING SHAREHOLDERS DIVIDENDS DUE DILIGENCE ENTREPRENEURS ESTATE FINANCIAL ASSETS FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE FINANCIAL REPORTS FINANCIAL STATEMENT FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FIRMS GDP GROUP OF SHAREHOLDERS INDEPENDENT AUDIT INDEPENDENT OVERSIGHT INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS INSIDER INFORMATION INSIDER TRADING INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS INTERESTED PARTIES INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT INVESTIGATION JOINT STOCK COMPANIES JOINT STOCK COMPANY LARGE SHAREHOLDERS LEASING LEGAL DUTIES LIMITED LIMITED LIABILITY LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANIES LIQUIDATION LIQUIDITY MANAGERS MERGERS MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS OFFERINGS OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE OWNERSHIP STRUCTURES PERSONS PREFERENTIAL SHARE PRIVATE ENTITIES PUBLIC DISCLOSURE REGULATORY AGENCY REGULATORY FRAMEWORK RIGHTS OF SHAREHOLDERS SECURITIES LAW SECURITIES LAWS SHARE CAPITAL SHARE OPTION SHARE OWNERSHIP SHAREHOLDER SHAREHOLDER MEETINGS SHAREHOLDER PROTECTIONS SHAREHOLDERS SHAREHOLDERS RIGHTS SINGLE SHAREHOLDER STAKEHOLDER STAKEHOLDERS STATE ENTERPRISES STATUTORY REMEDIES STOCK CORPORATIONS STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK EXCHANGES SUBSCRIPTION TAKEOVER TAKEOVER LAW TENDER OFFER TENDER OFFERS TOTAL MARKET CAPITALIZATION TRANSPARENCY UNION Since its establishment in 1999, the National Securities Commission of Georgia (NSCG) has been successful in reducing the volume and number of trades taking place outside the stock exchange. It has also taken important steps to increase transparency and disclosure. However, the assessment highlighted a series of weaknesses in Georgia's corporate governance regime and practices. Combined efforts are needed to strengthen shareholders rights, protect minority shareholders, improve disclosure and transparency, treat stakeholders fairly, and ensure that managing directors and supervisory board members abide by their duties and responsibilities. The reform program should include a component to strengthen the capacity of the NSCG, including its budget, human resources, skills, and powers of intervention. It is recommended that the NSCG establish a website to make information on publicly traded companies easily available. Efforts should also be made to strengthen the enterprise registers which hold important documents such as company charters. Such information should also be centralized and available online. It is necessary to strengthen the accounting and auditing profession to ensure the development of reliable audited financial reports. It is recommended to initiate a series of measures to increase the ownership of Georgia's corporate governance rules and regulations by issuers. One means of fulfilling this objective is through the preparation of a voluntary national code of best practice in corporate governance. Complementing this approach, an institute of directors should be set up to train corporate directors and disseminate best practice in board procedures. 2013-07-23T21:47:03Z 2013-07-23T21:47:03Z 2002-03-01 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2002/03/6732728/georgia-report-observance-standards-codes-rosc-corporate-governance-country-assessment http://hdl.handle.net/10986/14505 English en_US Report on the Observance of Standards and Codes; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Pre-2003 Economic or Sector Report Economic & Sector Work Europe and Central Asia Georgia |
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ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACQUISITIONS AUTHORIZED CAPITAL BANKRUPTCY BENEFICIAL OWNER BOARD MEMBER BOARD MEMBERS BONDS BOOK VALUE CATEGORIES OF COMPANIES CHARTER CHARTERS CHIEF EXECUTIVE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER CLASS ACTION COMMERCIAL BANK COMMERCIAL BANKS COMMODITIES COMMON POLICY COMMON SHARES COMPANY COMPANY MANAGEMENT CONFLICTS OF INTEREST CORPORATE CONTROL CORPORATE DECISIONS CORPORATE DIRECTORS CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CORPORATE GOVERNANCE REGIME CORPORATE ORGANIZATIONS CORPORATE OWNERSHIP CORPORATIONS ACT COURT DAMAGES DEBT DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS DISSENTING SHAREHOLDERS DIVIDENDS DUE DILIGENCE ENTREPRENEURS ESTATE FINANCIAL ASSETS FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE FINANCIAL REPORTS FINANCIAL STATEMENT FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FIRMS GDP GROUP OF SHAREHOLDERS INDEPENDENT AUDIT INDEPENDENT OVERSIGHT INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS INSIDER INFORMATION INSIDER TRADING INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS INTERESTED PARTIES INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT INVESTIGATION JOINT STOCK COMPANIES JOINT STOCK COMPANY LARGE SHAREHOLDERS LEASING LEGAL DUTIES LIMITED LIMITED LIABILITY LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANIES LIQUIDATION LIQUIDITY MANAGERS MERGERS MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS OFFERINGS OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE OWNERSHIP STRUCTURES PERSONS PREFERENTIAL SHARE PRIVATE ENTITIES PUBLIC DISCLOSURE REGULATORY AGENCY REGULATORY FRAMEWORK RIGHTS OF SHAREHOLDERS SECURITIES LAW SECURITIES LAWS SHARE CAPITAL SHARE OPTION SHARE OWNERSHIP SHAREHOLDER SHAREHOLDER MEETINGS SHAREHOLDER PROTECTIONS SHAREHOLDERS SHAREHOLDERS RIGHTS SINGLE SHAREHOLDER STAKEHOLDER STAKEHOLDERS STATE ENTERPRISES STATUTORY REMEDIES STOCK CORPORATIONS STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK EXCHANGES SUBSCRIPTION TAKEOVER TAKEOVER LAW TENDER OFFER TENDER OFFERS TOTAL MARKET CAPITALIZATION TRANSPARENCY UNION |
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ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACQUISITIONS AUTHORIZED CAPITAL BANKRUPTCY BENEFICIAL OWNER BOARD MEMBER BOARD MEMBERS BONDS BOOK VALUE CATEGORIES OF COMPANIES CHARTER CHARTERS CHIEF EXECUTIVE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER CLASS ACTION COMMERCIAL BANK COMMERCIAL BANKS COMMODITIES COMMON POLICY COMMON SHARES COMPANY COMPANY MANAGEMENT CONFLICTS OF INTEREST CORPORATE CONTROL CORPORATE DECISIONS CORPORATE DIRECTORS CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CORPORATE GOVERNANCE REGIME CORPORATE ORGANIZATIONS CORPORATE OWNERSHIP CORPORATIONS ACT COURT DAMAGES DEBT DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS DISSENTING SHAREHOLDERS DIVIDENDS DUE DILIGENCE ENTREPRENEURS ESTATE FINANCIAL ASSETS FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE FINANCIAL REPORTS FINANCIAL STATEMENT FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FIRMS GDP GROUP OF SHAREHOLDERS INDEPENDENT AUDIT INDEPENDENT OVERSIGHT INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS INSIDER INFORMATION INSIDER TRADING INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS INTERESTED PARTIES INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT INVESTIGATION JOINT STOCK COMPANIES JOINT STOCK COMPANY LARGE SHAREHOLDERS LEASING LEGAL DUTIES LIMITED LIMITED LIABILITY LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANIES LIQUIDATION LIQUIDITY MANAGERS MERGERS MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS OFFERINGS OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE OWNERSHIP STRUCTURES PERSONS PREFERENTIAL SHARE PRIVATE ENTITIES PUBLIC DISCLOSURE REGULATORY AGENCY REGULATORY FRAMEWORK RIGHTS OF SHAREHOLDERS SECURITIES LAW SECURITIES LAWS SHARE CAPITAL SHARE OPTION SHARE OWNERSHIP SHAREHOLDER SHAREHOLDER MEETINGS SHAREHOLDER PROTECTIONS SHAREHOLDERS SHAREHOLDERS RIGHTS SINGLE SHAREHOLDER STAKEHOLDER STAKEHOLDERS STATE ENTERPRISES STATUTORY REMEDIES STOCK CORPORATIONS STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK EXCHANGES SUBSCRIPTION TAKEOVER TAKEOVER LAW TENDER OFFER TENDER OFFERS TOTAL MARKET CAPITALIZATION TRANSPARENCY UNION World Bank Corporate Governance Country Assessment : Georgia |
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Since its establishment in 1999, the
National Securities Commission of Georgia (NSCG) has been
successful in reducing the volume and number of trades
taking place outside the stock exchange. It has also taken
important steps to increase transparency and disclosure.
However, the assessment highlighted a series of weaknesses
in Georgia's corporate governance regime and practices.
Combined efforts are needed to strengthen shareholders
rights, protect minority shareholders, improve disclosure
and transparency, treat stakeholders fairly, and ensure that
managing directors and supervisory board members abide by
their duties and responsibilities. The reform program should
include a component to strengthen the capacity of the NSCG,
including its budget, human resources, skills, and powers of
intervention. It is recommended that the NSCG establish a
website to make information on publicly traded companies
easily available. Efforts should also be made to strengthen
the enterprise registers which hold important documents such
as company charters. Such information should also be
centralized and available online. It is necessary to
strengthen the accounting and auditing profession to ensure
the development of reliable audited financial reports. It is
recommended to initiate a series of measures to increase the
ownership of Georgia's corporate governance rules and
regulations by issuers. One means of fulfilling this
objective is through the preparation of a voluntary national
code of best practice in corporate governance. Complementing
this approach, an institute of directors should be set up to
train corporate directors and disseminate best practice in
board procedures. |
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Corporate Governance Country Assessment : Georgia |
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Corporate Governance Country Assessment : Georgia |
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Corporate Governance Country Assessment : Georgia |
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Corporate Governance Country Assessment : Georgia |
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Corporate Governance Country Assessment : Georgia |
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corporate governance country assessment : georgia |
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Washington, DC |
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2013 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2002/03/6732728/georgia-report-observance-standards-codes-rosc-corporate-governance-country-assessment http://hdl.handle.net/10986/14505 |
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