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The smooth functioning of the EU internal market entails not only regulatory harmonisation, but also a set of rules which, re¬gardless of the national laws of Member States, uniformly regulates company law and corporate governance at the supranational level. Availability, transparency and disclosure of information in listed com¬panies are of the utmost importance for company law and corporate governance, including capital market law. In company law and corpo¬rate governance, they are used as an instrument for the protection of shareholders and to control the activities of management and super¬visory boards, while in capital market law their purpose is to ensure reliable and accurate information for the whole capital market.

EU Member States’ Experience with the ‘Comply or Explain’ Principle in Corporate Governance