The executive director of the Australian Investment Managers' Association talks about corporate governance down under
Ian Matheson and his colleagues at the Australian Investment Managers' Association (Aima) have not been shy of courting publicity for their cause. Corporate governance has been top of the agenda and Aima has made plain its views on what constitutes good practice. If that means riling the likes of Rupert Murdoch or ex-prime minister Paul Keating, then so be it. You don't up the ante by taking a back seat.
Aima was established in 1990 when corporate governance was virtually unheard of in Australia.
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