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| | | ... need to review their anti-corruption and anti-bribery policies if the Australian government removes the "facilitation payments" defence from laws. David Luijerink, KPMG forensic partner In November, the government released a consultation paper discussing ... |
| | | | ... (TIO) increased 2% from July 2009 to June 2010, a decline when measured per 10,000 customers, Optus said. Billing and payments continue to be the issues most commonly cited. The company said that they achieved an 87.7% Voice of the Customer score. The ... |
| | | | ... potential impact on Mirvac's business. Biodiverity, tenant expectations, retail customer behavior, executive remuneration and payments transparency were among the issues given a lower ranking as current or potential impact. "The issues were categorised ... |
| | | | ... resource-rich countries and those countries governance structures through the full publication and verification of company payments and government revenues from oil, gas, and mining. Under the EITI pilot, Australia will assess the transparency of its ... |
| | | | ... high-risk for corruption, but 40% of those companies have no publicly stated policy that prohibits bribery or facilitation payments. "Given the clear increase in exposure and the increased scrutiny and penalties imposed, investors should be concerned ... |
| | | | ... operating cashflow after tax was AU$140m for the 2011 financial year, up 61% on the prior year, "partly due to lower tax payments in New Zealand." "The company reported a statutory loss for the year of AU$117.6m," AWE said in its annual report. "This ... |
| | | | ... accounting-based, or allowing too many opportunities for re-testing. AMP Capital also raised concerns about "excessive termination payments (both actual and potential) that were made to some departing senior executives - particularly as actual payments ... |
| | | | ... Investors (ACSI). Ann Byrne The study notes that CEO cash pay in 2010 - the value of pay disclosed excluding share based payments - has fallen from the high-water line of 2008, it is higher than any other year before 2007, despite S&P/ASX100 declines ... |
| | | | ... transparency in extractive industries. CFSGAM particularly noted EITI's work to provide transparency on companies that make payments to governments and the possibility of corruption. "It's a new program that targets companies in the extractive industries ... |
| | | | ... without calls for additional legislative change. "We're happy to see that CAMAC is recommending a break-up of incentive payments as it what has and what has not been paid," said Tim Sheehy, CEO of Chartered Secretaries Australia (CSA), the peak professional ... |
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