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EU seeks corporate governance rules after Parmalat scandal

Brussels -- The EU Commission and Parliament are gearing up for a crack down on corporate governance abuses in the wake of the Parmalat scandal, which broke at the beginning of the year.

Italian dairy conglomerate Parmalat collapsed after an elaborate accounting scheme came undone under the weight of the firm’s debts, exposing similar corporate governances abuses to those that had been uncovered at Enron, the US energy company.

The EU Commission, which had already embarked upon a number of corporate governance initiatives, is turning up the heat. Frits Bolkestein, member of the EU

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