Good governance means everyone knows who decides what, who checks it and who answers for it. We write the rules and set up the structure, on three principles: accountability, transparency and fairness.
Law 4706/2020 sets the governance rules for Greek listed companies: the board and its committees, internal audit, and the operating regulation every listed company must have. We help listed companies write or update the documents the law asks for.
Many private and family companies grow faster than their rules. We scale governance to the size of the company: an operating regulation that fits, a code of conduct people actually read, and a board that gets the information it needs to decide.
Corporate governance is led by Michalis G. Pouspourikas, CFE, CICA, CCS, MSc, Head of Corporate Governance Services.
The document that describes how the company is organised and run: its structure, the duties of each unit, how decisions are taken and the key procedures. Listed companies must have one under Law 4706/2020, and it is good practice for any company of a certain size.
The operating regulation says how the company works. The code of conduct says how people in it are expected to behave: conflicts of interest, gifts, confidentiality, respect at work. A company needs both.
The law asks less of them, but banks, investors and large clients increasingly ask for it. Clear rules also make it easier to bring in partners, hand the company to the next generation and get through due diligence.
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