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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"corporate transparency"”.

  1. The impact of the beneficial ownership regulatory amendments under the Canadian AML regime to combat money laundering through shell companies in Canada

    … the FATF has recognised Canada as having poor corporate transparency because of the frail federal AML framework that afforded beneficial ownership opacity. In response, lawyers and legal scholars have argued for greater transparency to combat money laundering nationally and prevent Canada from …

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  2. A Critical Analysis of Multinational Oil Companies’ Corporate Social Responsibility in Colombia and Venezuela. The Dynamics of Two Models.

    … whilst CSR is an important element of corporate communication, many MNOCs only disclose limited CSR-related information. Thirdly, this thesis contributes to the growing discussion of CSR’s role within the neoliberal paradigm. I argue that CSR is not and cannot be a panacea for social …

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  3. The Role of Accountability in Enhancing Environmental Sustainability: Evidence from Nigeria

    The stakeholder perspectives on corporate social responsibility (CSR) approach that could boost firm’s environmental performance, particularly in developing countries, is scarce in literature. In addressing this gap, this research examines the perceptions of stakeholders on accountability …

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  4. The shifting sands of transparency: Sustainability reporting in New Zealand

    … 100 companies in New Zealand were providing a corporate responsibility report and, by the end of 2017, this number had not grown much. This is particularly significant when sustainability reports are widely viewed as a proxy for corporate transparency. This thesis examines the ways in which …

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  5. Investigating the role of reportable irregularities in South African audit

    … of the country’s leading minds in auditing and corporate governance illustrate how a whistle-blowing duty impacts the functioning of quality control systems. Although the reporting requirement does not result in a paradigm shift in audit practice, it is perceived by some stakeholders as …

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  6. Corporate environmental transparency in China

    … led stakeholders to pay increasing attention to corporate environmental transparency (CET). One obvious manifestation of this interest is that they require companies to present openness and disclose various information related to the environment. As an influential stakeholder group, policy-makers …

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