The Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) will assess and honour the top 30 listed companies for best corporate governance in November during its annual convention for listed businesses.
The Hanoi Stock Exchange will assess and honour the top 30 listed companies for best corporate governance in November (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNS/VNA) - The HanoiStock Exchange (HNX) will assess and honour the top 30 listed companies forbest corporate governance in November during its annual convention for listedbusinesses.
The assessment programme will include all352 companies listed on the northern bourse prior to April 20, except thosedelisted by that date, the HNX said.
This year’s assessment programme aims toevaluate the quality of corporate governance among these listed companies, setthe results as background data for market regulators and listed businesses todevelop a “soft enforcement” mechanism and improve businesses’ corporategovernance.
The assessment criteria are based oncorporate governance regulations, including the Law of Enterprises, Circular121/2012/TT-BTC, Circular 155/2015/TT-BTC, and other international regulatorypolicies.
The criteria consist of 70 questions thatare divided into two sections. While one group includes questions that cover Vietnam’slegal framework, the other has questions that cover international practices.
The questions are also divided into fourcategories: shareholders’ rights, equal treatment and basic ownership rightsamong shareholders, information disclosure and transparency, and theaccountability of the management and supervisory boards.
The assessment is conducted on the view ofinvestors to listed businesses. The source of information is what the listedcompanies disclosed and was reported broadly for the financial year 2016.
Data will also come from the charter of thecompany, internal regulations on corporate governance, resolutions and minutesin shareholder meetings, quarterly, half-yearly and annual audited financialreports, the annual report, corporate governance report, ordinary andextraordinary information disclosures, the business website, and othermaterials.
An independent third-party unit will dodata assessment so as to ensure that the programme is transparent, neutral andprofessional.
It is important and necessary to develop alegal framework and enforcement mechanism that require listed businesses tocarry out good corporate governance, the HNX said.-VNA
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The Hanoi Stock Exchange will assess and honour the top 30 listed companies for best corporate governance in November (Photo: VNA) 
