The Private Sector Advisory Group (PSAG) brings together international leaders of the private sector whose shared goal is to help developing countries improve their corporate governance. The PSAG includes as members highest level representatives of the private sector from across the globe – from all regions, from developed and developing markets – and from diverse professions, including investors, lawyers, accountants, and journalists.
PSAG involves some 75 international leaders, who volunteer their time and expertise to advance corporate governance in developing and emerging-market countries.
PSAG is affiliated with the Global Corporate Governance Forum.
About the Global Corporate Governance Forum and the Private Sector Advisory Group
The Global Corporate Governance Forum is the leading knowledge and capacity building platform dedicated to corporate governance reform in emerging markets and developing countries. The Forum offers a unique collection of expertise, experiences, and solutions to key corporate governance issues from developed and developing countries.
The Forum’s mandate is to promote the private sector as an engine of growth, reduce the vulnerability of developing and emerging markets to financial crisis, and provide incentives for corporations to invest and perform efficiently in a transparent, sustainable, and socially responsible manner. In doing so, the Forum partners with international, regional, and local institutions, drawing on its network of global private-sector leaders. The Forum is a multi-donor trust fund facility located within the IFC, co-founded in 1999 by the World Bank and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).
