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Transparency Benchmark 2015 the Crystal 2015 in Cooperation with The Transparency Benchmark 2015 The Crystal 2015 In cooperation with the Netherlands Institute of Chartered Accountants (NBA) Transparency Benchmark 2015 The Crystal 2015 In cooperation with the Netherlands Institute of Chartered Accountants (NBA) Transparency Benchmark 2015 The Crystal 2015 1 1 The Transparency Benchmark Ladder The Transparency Benchmark Ladder provides an overview of the total scores of the participating organizations, including the sub scores concerning 8 different criteria categories. The organizations that are included in the Transparency Benchmark are ranked in different groups: Frontrunners, Followers, Peloton, Laggards and organizations with zero scores Category transparancy ladder 2015 Ranking Positions Leaders 1 - 20 Followers 21 - 70 Peloton 71 - 213 Laggards 214 - 245 Organisations with zero scores 246 - 461 2 Transparency Benchmark 2015 The Crystal 2015 The Transparency Benchmark Ladder Organisation Pos. Cat. Total score AKZO Nobel N.V. | ¥¥¦ ¦¯« Koninklijke Philips N.V. | ¥¥§ ¦¯ª Unilever N.V. | ¥¥¨ ¦¯© NS | ¥¥© ¦¯© Royal BAM Group | ¥¥ª ¦¯¨ KPN | ¥¥« ¦¯§ Schiphol Group | ¥¥¬ ¦¯¦ Havenbedrijf Roerdam N.V. | ¥¥® ¦¯¦ LEADERS Alliander N.V. | ¥¥¯ ¦®¯ Siemens Nederland | ¥¦¥ ¦®¯ Vodafone | ¥¦¦ ¦®« Aegon N.V. | ¥¦§ ¦®ª Heineken N.V. | ¥¦¨ ¦®§ ING Groep | ¥¦© ¦®¦ Nederlandse Gasunie N.V. | ¥¦ª ¦®¦ Van Lanschot Bankiers | ¥¦« ¦®¥ DSM N.V. | ¥¦¬ ¦¬¯ Bank Ned. Gemeenten N.V. | ¥¦® ¦¬¯ PostNL | ¥¦¯ ¦¬¬ Vitens N.V. | ¥§¥ ¦¬¬ ANWB B.V. | ¥§¦ ¦¬« Achmea | ¥§§ ¦¬© De Nederlandsche Bank N.V. | ¥§§ ¦¬© Ernst & Young Nederland | ¥§§ ¦¬© TenneT Holding B.V. | ¥§§ ¦¬© Heijmans | ¥§« ¦¬¨ SNS Bank N.V. | ¥§¬ ¦¬§ ABN AMRO Group N.V. | ¥§® ¦¬¦ Koninklijke Ten Cate N.V. | ¥§® ¦¬¦ NV NOM Investerings- en Ontwikkelingsmaatschappij voor Noord-Nederland | ¥§® ¦¬¦ MN | ¥¨¦ ¦¬¥ Nederlandse Waterschapsbank NV | ¥¨¦ ¦¬¥ Q Park N.V. | ¥¨¦ ¦¬¥ Rabobank | ¥¨© ¦«¯ Koninklijke Ahold N.V. | ¥¨ª ¦«® Royal Imtech N.V. | ¥¨ª FOLLOWERS ¦«® Holding Nationale Goede Doelen Loterijen N.V. | ¥¨¬ ¦«¬ Kendrion N.V. | ¥¨¬ ¦«¬ PricewaterhouseCoopers | ¥¨¬ ¦«¬ Rockwool Benelux Holding | ¥¨¬ ¦«¬ SBM O¢shore | ¥¨¬ ¦«¬ Air France - KLM | ¥©§ ¦«« VolkerWessels | ¥©§ ¦«« Menzis Holding B.V. | ¥©© ¦«ª Enexis B.V. | ¥©ª ¦«¨ Koninklijke FrieslandCampina N.V. | ¥©ª ¦«¨ E.ON Benelux N.V. | ¥©¬ ¦«§ ■ 1 - Company Profile and Business Koninklijke Wessanen N.V. | ¥©® ¦«¦ ProRail B.V. | ¥©¯ ¦ª¯ Model Vivat Verzekeringen | ¥ª¥ ¦ª® ■ 2 - Policy and Results ¦ª¬ NN GROUP | ¥ª¦ ■ 3 - Management Approach Unibail Rodamco | ¥ª¦ ¦ª¬ CZ Groep | ¥ª¨ ¦ª« ■ 4 - Relevance Wageningen UR | ¥ª¨ ¦ª« ■ 5 - Clarity Facilicom Services Group | ¥ªª ¦ªª ASML | ¥ª« ¦ª¨ ■ 6 - Reliability Bavaria N.V. | ¥ª« ¦ª¨ ■ 7 - Responsiveness Joh. Mourik & Co. Holding B.V. | ¥ª« ¦ª¨ ■ TMG - Telegraaf Media Groep | ¥ª« ¦ª¨ 8 - Coherence Westland Infra | ¥ª« 0 50 100 150 200 ¦ª¨ NIBC Bank N.V. | ¥«¦ ¦ª§ GasTerra B.V. | ¥«§ ¦ª¦ Ordina N.V. | ¥«¨ FOLLOWERS ¦ª¥ Eneco Holding N.V. | ¥«© ¦©® KPMG N.V. | ¥«© Transparency Benchmark 2015 The Crystal 2015 ¦©® 3 Deloie Holding B.V. | ¥«« ¦©¬ Nutreco | ¥«« ¦©¬ Nederlandse Financierings-Maatschappij voor Ontwikkelingslanden NV | ¥«® ¦©« Royal Dutch Shell | ¥«® ¦©« Airbus Group N.V. | ¥¬¥ ¦©© Koninklijke Boskalis Westminster N.V. | ¥¬¦ ¦©¨ Randstad Holding N.V. | ¥¬§ ¦©¥ TUI Nederland | ¥¬§ ¦©¥ Accell Group | ¥¬© ¦¨¯ Arla Foods B.V. | ¥¬© ¦¨¯ Jumbo Groep Holding B.V. | ¥¬© ¦¨¯ RELX Group N.V. | ¥¬© ¦¨¯ Royal HaskoningDHV | ¥¬© ¦¨¯ EBN | ¥¬¯ ¦¨® Industriebank LIOF N.V. | ¥¬¯ ¦¨® TBI Holdings | ¥¬¯ ¦¨® Zeeman Groep B.V. | ¥¬¯ ¦¨® Nidera B.V. | ¥®¨ ¦¨¬ N.V. HVC | ¥®© ¦¨« Perfei v. Melle | ¥®ª ¦¨¨ Beelen Groep B.V. | ¥®« ¦¨§ Albron Nederland B.V. | ¥®¬ ¦¨¦ Koninklijke Vopak N.V. | ¥®¬ ¦¨¦ TNT Express | ¥®¬ ¦¨¦ VanDrie Group | ¥¯¥ ¦¨¥ Ontwikkelingsmaatschappij Oost Nederland NV | ¥¯¦ ¦§¯ TKH Group N.V. | ¥¯§ PELOTON ¦§® VimpelCom Ltd. | ¥¯§ ¦§® Wavin N.V. | ¥¯§ ¦§® USG People N.V. | ¥¯ª ¦§« Radboudumc | ¥¯ª ¦§« Delta Lloyd Groep | ¥¯¬ ¦§© Rijksuniversiteit Groningen | ¥¯® ¦§§ Universiteit van Amsterdam | ¥¯® ¦§§ Atradius N.V. | ¦¥¥ ¦§¦ DOW Benelux B.V. | ¦¥¥ ¦§¦ Wolters Kluwer N.V. | ¦¥¥ ¦§¦ Corbion N.V. | ¦¥¨ ¦¦¯ Bidvest Deli XL | ¦¥© ¦¦® COVRA NV | ¦¥ª ¦¦¬ Beter Bed Holding N.V. | ¦¥« ¦¦« Universiteit Maastricht | ¦¥« ¦¦« Ballast Nedam N.V. | ¦¥® ¦¦ª Universiteit Twente | ¦¥® ¦¦ª TNO | ¦¦¥ ¦¦© Sligro Food Group N.V. | ¦¦¦ ¦¦§ Vebego International N.V. | ¦¦¦ ¦¦§ Arcadis N.V. | ¦¦¨ ¦¦¦ Vreugdenhil Groep B.V. | ¦¦¨ ¦¦¦ Waterweg Wonen | ¦¦¨ ¦¦¦ Stichting Exploitatie Nederlandse Staatsloterij | ¦¦« ¦¦¥ Van Oord | ¦¦¬ ¦¥¯ GVB Holding NV | ¦¦® ¦¥® Vos Logistics Beheer B.V. | ¦¦® ¦¥® PLUS Retail B.V. | ¦§¥ ¦¥ª Roto Smeets Group N.V. | ¦§¥ ¦¥ª Wereldhave Manag. Holding B.V. | ¦§¥ ¦¥ª PGGM | ¦§¨ ¦¥¨ Aperam | ¦§© ¦¥¥ Grontmij N.V. | ¦§ª ¯® Universiteit Utrecht | ¦§« ¯¬ Damen Shipyards Group N.V. | ¦§¬ ¯« Universiteit Leiden | ¦§¬ ¯« Cooperative Agri¡rm U.A. | ¦§¬ ¯« Dutch Flower Group B.V. | ¦¨¥ ¯¨ Tele2 Netherlands Holding N.V. | ¦¨¥ ¯¨ BE Semiconductor Indus. N.V. | ¦¨§ ¯§ CoMore | ¦¨§ ¯§ HEMA | ¦¨§ ¯§ Holland Casino | ¦¨§ ¯§ ASR Nederland N.V. | ¦¨« ¯¦ IKEA Nederland B.V. | ¦¨¬ ®¬ Coop Holding | ¦¨® ®ª Macintosh Retail Group N.V. | ¦¨® ®ª Fugro N.V. | ¦©¥ ®¨ IHC Merwede Holding B.V. | ¦©¥ ®¨ Aalberts Industries N.V. | ¦©§ ®¦ LeasePlan Corporation N.V. | ¦©¨ ®¥ Leids Universitair Medisch Centrum (LUMC) | ¦©¨ ®¥ Gemalto N.V. | ¦©¨ ®¥ ForFarmers Group B.V. | ¦©¨ ®¥ Eurocommercial Properties | ¦©¬ ¬« Vastned Retail N.V. | ¦©® ¬¨ Stichting Espria | ¦©¯ ¬§ Core Laboratories N.V. | ¦ª¥ PELOTON ¬¦ Nuon Energie N.V. | ¦ª¥ ¬¦ Stern Groep N.V. | ¦ª§ ¬¥ Stichting Zorgpartners Friesland | ¦ª¨ «® Nedap N.V. | ¦ª© «¬ TomTom N.V. | ¦ª© «¬ Brab. Ontw. Maatschappij N.V. | ¦ª« «« Broekhuis Holding | ¦ª¬ «ª Unica Groep B.V. | ¦ª® «© Propertize B.V. | ¦ª¯ «§ Kardan N.V. | ¦«¥ «¦ The Greenery B.V. | ¦«¥ «¦ AMG Advanced Metallurg. Gr. NV | ¦«§ ª¯ Universiteit van Tilburg | ¦«§ ª¯ ASM International N.V. | ¦«© ª® Technische Universiteit Del | ¦«© ª® Technische Universiteit Eindhoven | ¦«© ª® Amsterdam Commodities N.V. | ¦«¬ ªª Binckbank | ¦«¬ ªª Dela Uitvaartverzorging B.V. | ¦«¬ ªª Brunel International N.V. | ¦¬¥ ª© GALAPAGOS | ¦¬¦ ª¨ Koninklijke Coöperatie Cosun U.A. | ¦¬§ ª§ ONVZ Ziektekostenverzekeraar N.V. | ¦¬§ ª§ Coöperatie AVEBE U.A. | ¦¬§ ª§ Coöperatie VGZ U.A. | ¦¬ª ª¦ Dura Vermeer Groep | ¦¬ª ª¦ Nieuwe Steen inv | ¦¬ª ª¦ ICT Automatisering | ¦¬® ª¥ O.W.M. DSW Zorgverzekeraar UA | ¦¬® ª¥ Academisch Medisch Centrum | ¦®¥ ©¯ Ageas Insurance International N.V. | ¦®¥ ©¯ CZAV | ¦®¥ ©¯ Yarden Holding B.V. | ¦®¨ ©¬ UMC Utrecht | ¦®¨ ©¬ DOC Kaas | ¦®ª ©« Open Universiteit | ¦®« ©ª Maastricht UMC+ | ¦®¬ ©© Refresco Holding B.V. | ¦®¬ ©© Allianz Nederland Groep N.V. | ¦®¯ ©¨ Delta N.V. | ¦®¯ ©¨ Legal & General | ¦®¯ ©¨ Erasmus Universiteit Roerdam | ¦¯§ ©¥ Euretco B.V. | ¦¯¨ ¨¯ Zorg en Zekerheid Groep | ¦¯¨ ¨¯ Stork | ¦¯ª ¨¬ | ¦¯ª ¨¬ Centric Holding B.V. PELOTON OCI | ¦¯¬ ¨« Universitair Medisch Centrum Groningen (UMCG) | ¦¯¬ ¨« VUmc | ¦¯¬ ¨« Van Leeuwen Buizen Groep B.V | §¥¥ ¨ª Oranjewoud N.V. | §¥¥ ¨ª Hurks groep | §¥§ ¨© Erasmus MC | §¥¨ ¨¨ Neways Electronics International N.V. | §¥¨ ¨¨ KAS BANK N.V. | §¥ª ¨§ Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen | §¥ª ¨§ B & S International B.V. | §¥¬ ¨¦ Nyenrode | §¥¬ ¨¦ AerCap Holdings N.V. | §¥¯ ¨¥ Fagron | §¥¯ ¨¥ GROOTHANDELSGEBOUW | §¥¯ ¨¥ Koninklijke Brill N.V. | §¥¯ ¨¥ Robeco Groep N.V. | §¥¯ ¨¥ Monuta | §¦© §¯ Value8 | §¦ª §® Credit Europe Bank N.V. | §¦ª §® DPA GROUP | §¦¬ §¬ VION Holding N.V. | §¦® §« DOCDATA N.V. | §¦¯ §ª APG | §¦¯ §ª Exact Holding N.V. | §¦¯ §ª De Goudse N.V. | §§§ §© Louis Dreyfus | §§§ §© NXP Semiconductors Netherlands B.V. | §§§ §© TMF Group Holding B.V. | §§§ §© Janssen De Jong Groep B.V. | §§« LAGGARDS §¨ Brocacef Holding | §§¬ §§ Ultra-Centrifuge Ned. N.V. | §§¬ §§ Blokker Holding B.V. | §§¯ §¦ VDL Groep | §§¯ §¦ Coöperatie Univé U.A. | §¨¦ §¥ Van Wijnen Groep N.V. | §¨§ ¦¯ ESPERITE | §¨¨ ¦® Hertel Holding B.V. | §¨© ¦¬ Farm Frites Beheer B.V. | §¨© ¦¬ Cimpress | §¨« ¦« The Royal Bank of Scotland | §¨¬ ¦ª Global City Holdings N.V. | §¨® ¦© SHV Holdings N.V. | §¨¯ ¦¨ Maxeda Nederland B.V. | §©¥ ¦§ de Persgroep Nederland B.V. | §©¦ ¦¥ Forbo Flooring B.V. | §©¦ ¦¥ IMC Trading | §©¨ ¯ Audax B.V. | §©© ® Kramp Groep B.V. | §©ª ª 0 50 100 150 200 AKZO Nobel N.V. | ¥¥¦ ¦¯« Koninklijke Philips N.V. | ¥¥§ ¦¯ª Unilever N.V. | ¥¥¨ ¦¯© NS | ¥¥© ¦¯© Royal BAM Group | ¥¥ª ¦¯¨ KPN | ¥¥« ¦¯§ Schiphol Group | ¥¥¬ ¦¯¦ Havenbedrijf Roerdam N.V. | ¥¥® ¦¯¦ LEADERS Alliander N.V. | ¥¥¯ ¦®¯ Siemens Nederland | ¥¦¥ ¦®¯ Vodafone | ¥¦¦ ¦®« Aegon N.V. | ¥¦§ ¦®ª Heineken N.V. | ¥¦¨ ¦®§ ING Groep | ¥¦© ¦®¦ Nederlandse Gasunie N.V. | ¥¦ª ¦®¦ Van Lanschot Bankiers | ¥¦« ¦®¥ DSM N.V. | ¥¦¬ ¦¬¯ Bank Ned. Gemeenten N.V. | ¥¦® ¦¬¯ PostNL | ¥¦¯ ¦¬¬ Vitens N.V. | ¥§¥ ¦¬¬ ANWB B.V. | ¥§¦ ¦¬« Achmea | ¥§§ ¦¬© De Nederlandsche Bank N.V. | ¥§§ ¦¬© Ernst & Young Nederland | ¥§§ ¦¬© TenneT Holding B.V. | ¥§§ ¦¬© Heijmans | ¥§« ¦¬¨ SNS Bank N.V. | ¥§¬ ¦¬§ ABN AMRO Group N.V. | ¥§® ¦¬¦ Koninklijke Ten Cate N.V. | ¥§® ¦¬¦ NV NOM Investerings- en Ontwikkelingsmaatschappij voor Noord-Nederland | ¥§® ¦¬¦ MN | ¥¨¦ ¦¬¥ Nederlandse Waterschapsbank NV | ¥¨¦ ¦¬¥ Q Park N.V. | ¥¨¦ ¦¬¥ Rabobank | ¥¨© ¦«¯ Koninklijke Ahold N.V. | ¥¨ª ¦«® Royal Imtech N.V. | ¥¨ª FOLLOWERS ¦«® Holding Nationale Goede Doelen Loterijen N.V. | ¥¨¬ ¦«¬ Kendrion N.V. | ¥¨¬ ¦«¬ PricewaterhouseCoopers | ¥¨¬ ¦«¬ Rockwool Benelux Holding | ¥¨¬ ¦«¬ SBM O¢shore | ¥¨¬ ¦«¬ Air France - KLM | ¥©§ ¦«« VolkerWessels | ¥©§ ¦«« Menzis Holding B.V. | ¥©© ¦«ª Enexis B.V. | ¥©ª ¦«¨ Koninklijke FrieslandCampina N.V. | ¥©ª ¦«¨
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