Document background
The Annual Management Review is a fundamental governance document required under Dutch corporate law that serves as a comprehensive evaluation of an organization's performance and management effectiveness. It is typically prepared annually and forms a crucial part of corporate reporting and governance structures. The document is used to provide stakeholders with insights into the organization's operations, strategic achievements, risks, and future outlook. It must comply with requirements set forth in the Dutch Civil Code, Corporate Governance Code, and relevant industry-specific regulations. The Annual Management Review is particularly important for demonstrating management accountability, supporting decision-making processes, and ensuring transparent communication with stakeholders. It typically incorporates both retrospective analysis and forward-looking assessments, making it a valuable tool for both internal management and external stakeholders.
