Corporate governance forms an essential part of the capital market requirements in the context of an IPO. In the context of an IPO, companies must create a legal and factual regulatory framework for management and supervision. This regulatory framework is based on the totality of all international and national rules and regulations and is reflected in the values and principles, processes and documentation that companies create for themselves. The regulatory requirements relate in particular to the familiar monitoring functions such as
and makes them the responsibility of the supervisory bodies and the management of companies.
In addition, of course, there are further obligations on the part of the Supervisory Board and management. In addition to the statutory obligations, further requirements arise from the intended place of listing (national or international) and the type of listing (e.g. Prime Standard vs. free market). In addition, implicit requirements arise from the capital market or from the future investors. In the course of our IPO consulting, we analyze existing monitoring functions and help you to establish IPO readiness in the area of Governance, Risk & Compliance.
Companies face a variety of challenges when implementing corporate governance requirements in the context of IPO readiness:
Determination of position and derivation of a pragmatic implementation plan for timely implementation of GRC systems
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