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Wednesday, March 05, 2008 The study analysed 654 UK FTSE All-Share companies over four years to 2007 using data from the ABI’s Institutional Voting and Information Service, which highlights breaches of good governance using a colour code system. According to the study, poor corporate governance within a company reduced an industry adjusted return on assets, on average, by one per cent a year. Illustrating this, the study found $211 invested in a well-governed company returned, on average, $38 more than a poorly governed company. Good governance pays 18pc more Labels: ABI, corporate governance, higher returns, ROA, UK
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