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Russia's new securities chief, Igor Kostikov, already has begun work on a code of corporate governance.

President Vladimir V. Putin's administration is writing a code of corporate governance based on principles recommended by the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development.

With a focus on holding them to international standards, Dubai SME, an agency of the emirate's Economic Development Department, will also publish a code of corporate governance to accompany the new legislation.

Scandal of the sort that has hurt Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, one of Spain's largest banks, will be "psychologically impossible" in the future, the bank's chairman said recently as he introduced a code of corporate governance.

The evening's honors list includes the blues guitarist B. B. King and the Rev. Leon Sullivan, who formulated the Sullivan Principles, a code of corporate conduct in South Africa in the apartheid days.

That will mean that at 17 of the top 30 German listed companies, the chairman of the supervisory board is a former chief executive.A government-sponsored body, the Cromme Commission, published a code of corporate governance in May 2003, and recommended that a maximum of two former executives should sit on a company's supervisory board.

Mr. Biedermann and others say a national code of corporate practices is needed that would require compensation to be set by committees of nonexecutive directors and fully disclosed.

Since last year, the stock exchange has required all listed companies to disclose details of their compliance with a new code of corporate governance.

Next month, a new code of corporate governance will take effect, requiring boards to have more independent directors, proper audit and remuneration committees and so forth.

Self regulation is our preferred approach.To this end Medef, with l'Afep (L'Association française des entreprises privées) has formulated the Code AFEP-MEDEF, a new code of corporate governance recommending that 20% of companies' boards consist of women within three years and at least 40% within six.

The Federal Securities Commission of Russia plans to compile a code of laws on corporate governance next year and begin holding companies to tougher standards, the commission's chairman said.