ACCORDING TO THE INSTITUTE OF CORPORATE RIGHTS AND MANAGEMENT, THREE-FOURTHS OF THE 25 LARGEST RUSSIAN COMPANIES HAVE PROVISIONS IN THEIR CHARTERS, INFRING

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A&G Information Services 03-20-2001 ACCORDING TO THE INSTITUTE OF CORPORATE RIGHTS AND MANAGEMENT, THREE-FOURTHS OF THE 25 LARGEST RUSSIAN COMPANIES HAVE PROVISIONS IN THEIR CHARTERS, INFRINGING THE RIGHTS OF SHAREHOLDERS. ST.PETERSBURG, RUSSIA. So declared the head of the Institute, Dmitriy Vasilyev, while presenting the ratings of corporate management resulting from research.

Companies, whose shares are not considered blue chips , occupied the best first five places in this ...

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