PRINT THIS PAGE Corporate governance and enterprise reform in China10/12/2003. Source: International Finance Corporation.
Over the past decade, China has made significant progress in developing the institutional foundations for a modern corporate governance system, according to the International Finance Corporation. But there is still vast scope for further institution-building to improve the practices of Chinese companies. This report focuses on remaining weaknesses in the Chinese corporate governance system, outstanding issues, and recommended priorities for policy actions.
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