IRELAND - Just over 20% of Ireland's corporate giants do not have a separate chairman and chief executive, breaching widely held codes for best corporate governance practice, according to the Irish Association of Investment Managers (IAIM).
According to its latest Corporate Governance Review 2001, IAIM recorded 21% of Irish publicly quoted companies as failing to have separated the roles. Of the top 15 companies, representing 88% of t...
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