___________________________ DFI Working Group on Corporate Governance Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia January, 2011 1.

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___________________________ DFI Working Group on Corporate Governance Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia January,

Outline DFI implementation roadmap DFI implementation roadmap Conclusion & Next Steps Conclusion & Next Steps 2

3 CG Policies, Guidelines and Procedures

DFI implementation roadmap 4 Level 1 CG Policies, Guidelines and Procedures  Signatory to the DFI Approach Statement on Corporate Governance Level 3  DFI CG Toolkit or equivalent set of tools are integral part of the investment appraisal process  Investment process to test compliance with CG Due Diligence policy of guidelines Level 2  CG Due Diligence policy or guidelines in place  Signatory to DFI CG Toolkit (as of 2011 IMF/WB Annual Meetings) or equivalent set of tools Level 4  CG improvement programs in place whenever necessary  External reporting, on portfolio basis, with regards to CG progress in the portfolio

5 Organizational capacity Organizational capacity

6 Level 1 Organiza- tional capacity  At least 1 staff member within the DFI is general contact person for CG matters (related to investee companies not DFI itself) Level 2  Commitment of DFI senior management to implement CG Due Diligence policy, guidelines and procedures  Responsibility for implementation rests with at least one person or group of “CG Champions” Level 3  Longer term implementation of CG approach defined, including available budget and capacity requirements  Responsibility for CG risk assessment rests with all investment staff or (dedicated) CG specialist(s) Level 4  CG management and implementatio n is an integral part of the project appraisal process DFI implementation roadmap

7Training

8 Level 1 Training  Provide or procure CG training to investment staff in order to raise awareness Level 2  Train (investment) staff in the institution’s CG Due Diligence policy, guidelines and procedures  Train investment staff in applying the DFI CG Toolkit or equivalent set of tools Level 3  Train investment staff in designing and implementing CG improvement programs Level 4  Train investee companies (boards, senior management) when and where appropriate DFI implementation roadmap

9 Encourage / require investee companies to comply with CG best practices

10 Level 1 Encourage / require investee companies to comply with CG best practices  Require use of internation al auditing and accounting standards of investee companies Level 2  Require compliance with national CG codes or CG best practices Level 3  Agree on CG improvement programs with investee companies Level 4  Consider incentives for investee companies when they have delivered on improving CG practices DFI implementation roadmap

11 DFI Cooperation

12 Level 1 DFI Coopera tion  Participate in annual DFI gatherings Level 2  Regular exchange of ideas and experiences  Cooperate on training Level 3  Organization of learning events for investee companies and other DFIs Level 4  Developing and sharing new ideas, policies, tools, etc. DFI implementation roadmap