When entering foreign markets and facing the need to become increasingly transparent, companies inevitably must introduce the strict regulations and management standards of accepted international practice. Good corporate management improves a company's reputation and raises its investment appeal and the degree of confidence among its shareholders and creditors. One of the most effective tools for corporate good conduct is a company's drafting and acceptance of internal documents establishing the provisions of corporate management, the order of mutual relations between different elements of the management structure, and the correct and functional duties of the company's bodies.