Kiev, Ukraine, April 25, 2014–Today the Baltic Institute of Corporate Governance paid a working visit to Kiev to share best practices on reform of State-Owned Enterprises with key Ukrainian stakeholders.
The focus of the visit was to highlight the importance of transparency and accountability in State-Owned Enterprises; they comprise a significant and important part of the Ukrainian economy.
During the visit the President of the Baltic Institute of Corporate Governance, Kristian Kaas Mortensen met with government, public and private sector leaders as well as with important civil society organizations.
Discussions on combating corruption and implementing best practice corporate governance in the State-Owned Enterprises were held with representatives of EY, KPMG, Deloitte, PWC, AMCHAM, US Embassy, Swedish Embassy, State Property Fund, National Securities and Stock Market Commission and Kyiv School of Economics.
“We hope to be able to share our extensive experience on reforming State-Owned Enterprises with our friends in Ukraine. The links between Ukraine and the Baltic States are strong, we share a common goal of prosperity and economic growth” said Kristian Kaas Mortensen.
About the Institute:
Baltic Institute of Corporate Governance is an internationally recognized driver of best practice corporate governance development in the Baltic region.
We deliver value to our stakeholders by promoting global competitiveness of Baltic companies through adoption of leading corporate governance practices. The Institute is a regional affiliate of the IFC Global Corporate Governance Forum.
Contacts:
President, Kristian Kaas Mortensen
Association “Baltic Institute of Corporate Governance”
km@corporategovernance.lt
Mobile +370 6111 33 44
