A code of best practice in corporate governance that outlines expected standards for UK's listed companies, originally issued with the Hampel Report of 1998.
A pivotal report on corporate governance issued in 1995 by a committee under Sir Richard Greenbury emphasizing executive remuneration and non-executive director involvement.
A report issued in 1998 by a committee under the chairmanship of Sir Ronald Hampel, reviewing the implementation of the Cadbury Code and the Greenbury recommendations and combining these into a new Corporate Governance Code.
In UK public companies, a committee of non-executive directors who decide the pay of executive directors.
