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Search icon Homepage / Investors / Corporate Governance Our board of directors ArcelorMittal places a strong emphasis on corporate governance, with a large independent majority in its board of directors: six independent directors among its 10 members. ArcelorMittal’s audit and risk committee and its appointments, remuneration, corporate governance and sustainability committee are both comprised entirely of independent directors. A director is considered ‘independent’ if: he or she is independent within the meaning of the Listed Company Manual of the New York Stock Exchange, as amended from time to time, or any successor manual or provisions, subject to the exemptions available for foreign private issuers (the ‘NYSE standards’); he or she is unaffiliated with any shareholder owning or controlling more than 2% of the total issued share capital of ArcelorMittal; the board of directors makes an affirmative determination to this effect. For these purposes, a person is deemed affiliated to a shareholder if he or she is an executive officer, a director who also is an employee, a general partner, a managing member or a controlling shareholder of such shareholder. The 10 Principles of Governance of the Luxembourg Stock Exchange, which constitute ArcelorMittal's domestic corporate governance code, require ArcelorMittal to define the independence criteria that apply to its directors. There is no requirement in our articles of association that directors be shareholders of the company. However, in consideration of corporate governance trends indicating that a reasonable amount of share ownership helps better align the interests of the directors with those of all shareholders, the Board of Directors adopted on October 30, 2012 share ownership guidelines for non-executive directors. The directors are required to own 10,000 shares and the Lead Independent Director is required to own 15,000 shares, both within five years of October 30, 2012, or if the director is appointed after October 30, 2012, within five years of his or her appointment. Read more about out board members. Back to top Subscribe Sign up for alerts ©2021 ArcelorMittal Corporate library Contact us Suppliers Terms of Use Privacy Policy Accessibility UK Modern Slavery Act COVID-19 (coronavirus): ArcelorMittal response We use cookies We use cookies on this website. Please indicate whether or not you accept our use of cookies. For more information read our Cookie Policy. Accept Decline