corporate transparency
[kɔrˈpɔrət trænsˈpærənsi]
noun
transparência corporativa
1. The practice of openly disclosing financial information, business operations, and decision-making processes by a corporation to stakeholders, regulators, and the public
The company improved its corporate transparency by publishing detailed annual reports and holding quarterly earnings calls.
A empresa melhorou sua transparência corporativa ao publicar relatórios anuais detalhados e realizar chamadas trimestrais de resultados.
2. A commitment to honest communication and accountability in all corporate dealings and governance
Investors value corporate transparency as it reduces risks and builds trust in management.
Os investidores valorizam a transparência corporativa, pois reduz riscos e constrói confiança na gestão.
3. The degree to which a company's operations, finances, and ethical practices are accessible to scrutiny and public knowledge
Corporate transparency is essential for complying with regulatory requirements and maintaining stakeholder confidence.
A transparência corporativa é essencial para cumprir requisitos regulatórios e manter a confiança das partes interessadas.
Corporate transparency has become increasingly important in Brazil following the implementation of governance standards influenced by international regulations and scandals like the 2014-2017 Operation Lava Jato (Car Wash), which highlighted the need for corporate accountability. In the USA, transparency is foundational to SEC regulations and Sarbanes-Oxley compliance. Both cultures now view corporate transparency as critical for market credibility and investor protection.
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