© OECD 2015 5 I) Ensuring the basis for an effective corporate governance framework; The chapter emphasizes the role of corporate governance framework in promoting transparent and fair markets, and the
continually carried on. This includes, for example, preventive measures against siphoning by requiring transparent disclosure of information when applying for a resolution from the shareholdersû meeting to
the game transparent as well as serving as the core of a mechanism that can be applied by all market players. In order to begin assessing the application process, it is very important to sort out the
that the purchase, sale, or exchange of digital assets are fair, transparent and accountable, and to establish mechanisms for maintaining the stability of the national financial system and macroeconomy
to the accounting standards as specified by a professional institution approved by relevant government authorities and in accordance with additional regulations specified in the notification of the SEC.
granting of such approval shall be in accordance with the rules, conditions and procedures as specified by the SEC. The establishment of a branch office of a financial institution established in accordance
over appropriate time-horizons, and should be transparently communicated to beneficiaries or clients. 1.6 Transparency and accountability Institutional investors should be transparent and open with their
opportunity with transparent green credentials. By recommending that issuers report on the use of Green Bond proceeds, the GBP promote a step change in transparency that facilitates the tracking of funds into
to the SBP should provide an investment opportunity with transparent social credentials. By recommending that issuers report on the use of Social Bond proceeds, the SBP promote a step change in
loaned securities given by the issuer of the securities so as to compensate the lender for such benefit; (3) provide for a fair and transparent allocation procedure where the business operator is acting