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Read the Transparancy Benchmark Report 2017 Transparency Benchmark 2017 The Crystal 2017 In cooperation with the Netherlands Institute of Chartered Accountants (NBA) Transparency Benchmark 2017 The Crystal 2017 In cooperation with the Netherlands Institute of Chartered Accountants (NBA) Transparency Benchmark 2017 The Crystal 2017 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 five different groups: Frontrunners, Followers, Peloton, Laggards and organizations with zero scores. Category Transparency ladder 2017 Ranking positions Leaders 001 - 021 Followers 022 - 070 Peloton 071 - 225 Laggards 226 - 253 Organizations with zero scores 254 - 477 2 Transparency Benchmark 2017 The Crystal 2017 The Transparency Benchmark Ladder Organization Pos. Cat. Total score Royal BAM Group | ¬¬£ £¤¤ Alliander N.V. | ¬¬« £¤¥ Schiphol Group | ¬¬ª £¤¦ Siemens Nederland | ¬¬© £¤§ Havenbedrijf Roerdam N.V. | ¬¬¨ £¤¨ NS | ¬¬§ £¤¨ TenneT Holding B.V. | ¬¬¦ £¤© Nederlandse Gasunie N.V. | ¬¬¥ £¤© Van Lanschot Bankiers | ¬¬¤ LEADERS £¤ª ABN AMRO Group N.V. | ¬£¬ £¤ª Vitens N.V. | ¬££ £¤« KPN | ¬£« £¤£ Rabobank | ¬£ª £¤£ DSM N.V. | ¬£© £¤£ Nederlandse Financierings-Maatschappij voor Ontwikkelingslanden NV | ¬£¨ £¤£ AKZO Nobel N.V. | ¬£§ £¤¬ Heijmans | ¬£¦ £¥¤ Enexis Holding N.V. | ¬£¥ £¥¥ de Volksbank N.V. | ¬£¤ £¥¥ Philips Lighting N.V. | ¬«¬ £¥¥ Bank Ned. Gemeenten N.V. | ¬«£ £¥¥ ING Groep | ¬«« £¥¦ COVRA NV | ¬«« £¥¦ Ernst & Young Nederland | ¬«« £¥¦ Koninklijke Philips N.V. | ¬«« £¥¦ De Nederlandsche Bank N.V. | ¬«§ £¥§ Delta Lloyd Groep | ¬«¦ £¥¨ Nederlandse Waterschapsbank NV | ¬«¦ £¥¨ Unilever N.V. | ¬«¦ £¥¨ EBN | ¬«¦ £¥¨ PostNL | ¬ª£ £¥© Aegon N.V. | ¬ª£ £¥© PricewaterhouseCoopers | ¬ª£ £¥© Heineken N.V. | ¬ª© £¥ª Achmea | ¬ª© £¥ª NN GROUP | ¬ª© £¥ª Kendrion N.V. | ¬ª¦ FOLLOWERS £¥« Menzis Holding B.V. | ¬ª¥ £¥¬ VolkerWessels | ¬ª¥ £¥¬ Air France - KLM | ¬©¬ £¦¤ Vivat Verzekeringen | ¬©¬ £¦¤ Albron Nederland B.V. | ¬©¬ £¦¤ Ordina N.V. | ¬©ª £¦¥ NV NOM Investerings- en Ontwikkelingsmaatschappij voor Noord-Nederland | ¬©ª £¦¥ Koninklijke Boskalis Westminster N.V. | ¬©ª £¦¥ ASR Nederland N.V. | ¬©§ £¦¦ SBM O¢shore | ¬©¦ £¦§ Koninklijke Wessanen N.V. | ¬©¦ £¦§ Holding Nationale Goede Doelen Loterijen N.V. | ¬©¤ £¦¨ N.V. HVC | ¬©¤ £¦¨ ■ 1 - Company and Business model CZ groep | ¬©¤ £¦¨ ■ TKH Group N.V. | ¬¨« £¦© 2 - Policy and results Facilicom Services Group | ¬¨ª £¦ª ■ 3 - Management approach TBI Holdings | ¬¨ª £¦ª ■ 4 - Relevance Juva | ¬¨ª £¦ª Q-Park NV | ¬¨§ £¦« ■ 5 - Clearness MN | ¬¨§ £¦« ■ 6 - Reliability ProRail B.V. | ¬¨¥ £¦£ Coöperatie VGZ U.A. | ¬¨¥ £¦£ ■ 7 - Responsiveness VanDrie Group | ¬¨¥ £¦£ ■ 8 - Coherence Koninklijke Ahold Delhaize N.V. | ¬§£ £§¤ Koninklijke FrieslandCampina N.V. | ¬§« FOLLOWERS 0 50 100 150 200 £§¥ Brab. Ontw. Maatschappij N.V. | ¬§« £§¥ GasTerra B.V. | ¬§« £§¥ NIBC Bank N.V. | ¬§¨ £§¨ ASML | ¬§¨ £§¨ Wageningen University & Research | ¬§¦ Transparency Benchmark 2017 The Crystal 2017 £§© 3 Randstad Holding N.V. | ¬§¥ £§ª Universitair Medisch Centrum Groningen | ¬§¤ £§« KPMG N.V. | ¬¦¬ £§£ TMG - Telegraaf Media Groep | ¬¦¬ £§£ Triodos Bank N.V. | ¬¦« £¨¤ TNO | ¬¦« £¨¤ UMC Utrecht | ¬¦« £¨¤ Corbion N.V. | ¬¦« £¨¤ Zeeman Groep B.V. | ¬¦§ £¨§ Dela Coöperatie U.A. | ¬¦§ £¨§ ASM International N.V. | ¬¦¥ £¨¨ Royal FloraHolland | ¬¦¤ £¨© VimpelCom Ltd. | ¬¥¬ £¨« RELX Group N.V. | ¬¥¬ £¨« Industriebank LIOF N.V. | ¬¥¬ £¨« Vreugdenhil Groep B.V. | ¬¥¬ £¨« GrandVision N.V. | ¬¥© £©¦ Arcadis N.V. | ¬¥¨ £©§ SUEZ Recycling & Recovery Netherlands B.V. | ¬¥¨ £©§ Kas Bank N.V. | ¬¥¨ £©§ Radboudumc | ¬¥¥ £©© Atradius N.V. | ¬¥¤ £©ª Bidfood | ¬¥¤ £©ª Regionale Ontwikkelingsmaatschappij InnovationQuarter B.V. | ¬¤£ £©« Perfei v. Melle | ¬¤« £©£ Wolters Kluwer N.V. | ¬¤ª £ª¤ Plukon Food Group | ¬¤ª £ª¤ Accell Group | ¬¤¨ PELOTON £ª¥ GVB Amsterdam | ¬¤§ £ª¦ Jumbo Groep Holding B.V. | ¬¤§ £ª¦ ANWB B.V. | ¬¤¥ £ª§ HEMA | ¬¤¤ £ª¨ Rijksuniversiteit Groningen | £¬¬ £ª© VvAA groep B.V. | £¬¬ £ª© Vastned Retail N.V. | £¬« £ªª Deloie Holding B.V. | £¬« £ªª Agrirm Group B.V. | £¬© £ª« Royal Dutch Shell | £¬© £ª« Sligro Food Group N.V. | £¬§ £ª£ Royal HaskoningDHV | £¬§ £ª£ Stern Groep N.V. | £¬§ £ª£ PLUS Holding B.V. | £¬§ £ª£ Gemalto N.V. | ££¬ £ª¬ Koninklijke Vopak N.V. | £££ £«¤ Wereldhave Manag. Holding B.V. | ££« £«¥ VION Holding N.V. | ££« £«¥ Ontwikkelingsmaatschappij Oost Nederland NV | ££« £«¥ Renewi | ££¨ £«¦ PGGM | ££§ £«© Thales Nederland | ££¦ £«ª Unibail Rodamco | ££¥ £«« Universiteit Maastricht | ££¥ £«« IHC Merwede Holding B.V. | £«¬ £«¬ Van Oord | £«£ ££¤ Vebego International N.V. | £«£ ££¤ Brunel International N.V. | £«ª ££¥ Universiteit Leiden | £«ª ££¥ Coop Holding | £«¨ ££¦ ForFarmers N.V. | £«¨ ££¦ Vos Logistics Beheer B.V. | £«¦ ££¨ Holland Casino | £«¥ ££© Universiteit Twente | £«¥ ££© Aperam | £ª¬ ££« BE Semiconductor Indus. N.V. | £ª¬ ££« Fugro N.V. | £ª¬ ££« Farm Frites Beheer B.V. | £ª¬ ££« Damen Shipyards Group N.V. | £ª© £¬¥ Beter Bed Holding N.V. | £ª© £¬¥ Ingka Holding B.V. | £ª§ £¬¨ STMicroelectronics N.V. | £ª§ £¬¨ Stichting Exploitatie Nederlandse Staatsloterij | £ª¥ £¬« Bavaria N.V. | £ª¤ £¬£ Wieveen+Bos | £©¬ £¬¬ Erasmus MC | £©£ ¤¤ Universiteit Utrecht | £©« ¤¥ Amsterdam Commodities N.V. | £©ª ¤« Tele2 Netherlands Holding N.V. | £©© ¤£ The Greenery B.V. | £©¨ ¤¬ SPIE Nederland B.V. | £©§ ¥¥ Robeco Institutional Asset Management B.V. | £©§ ¥¥ Leids Universitair Medisch Centrum | £©§ ¥¥ Aalberts Industries N.V. | £©¤ ¥¦ Technische Universiteit Del | £¨¬ ¥§ Ballast Nedam N.V. | £¨£ ¥¨ Coöperatie AVEBE U.A. | £¨£ ¥¨ TomTom N.V. | £¨ª ¥ª Tata Steel Nederland B.V. | £¨ª ¥ª A.S. Watson Health & Beauty Benelux B.V. | £¨¨ PELOTON ¥« ONVZ Ziektekostenverzekeraar N.V. | £¨§ ¥£ Eurocommercial Properties | £¨¦ ¦¤ Refresco Group N.V. | £¨¥ ¦¨ ICT Automatisering | £¨¤ ¦© Forbo Flooring B.V. | £§¬ ¦ª Centric Holding B.V. | £§£ ¦« LeasePlan Corporation N.V. | £§£ ¦« OCI | £§£ ¦« Dura Vermeer Groep | £§© ¦£ ALTICE | £§© ¦£ Maastricht UMC+ | £§© ¦£ AMG Advanced Metallurg. Gr. NV | £§¦ ¦¬ Universiteit van Amsterdam | £§¥ §¤ Academisch Medisch Centrum | £§¥ §¤ Louis Dreyfus | £§¥ §¤ Flow Traders N.V. | £§¥ §¤ Unica Groep B.V. | £§¥ §¤ Airbus Group N.V. | £¦ª §ª Vrije Universiteit | £¦ª §ª Nyenrode | £¦¨ §£ Koninklijke Coöperatie Cosun U.A. | £¦¨ §£ Stichting Espria | £¦¦ §¬ Lucas Bols N.V. | £¦¥ ¨¤ Binckbank | £¦¥ ¨¤ Nedap N.V. | £¦¥ ¨¤ Universiteit van Tilburg | £¥£ ¨¥ Coolblue Holding B.V. | £¥« ¨¦ Yarden Holding B.V. | £¥« ¨¦ Caldic B.V. | £¥© ¨§ DAS Nederlandse Rechtsbijstand Verzekeringmaatschappij N.V. | £¥© ¨§ Koninklijke Grolsch N.V. | £¥§ ¨¨ Basic-Fit N.V. | £¥§ ¨¨ VUmc | £¥¥ ¨© Euronext N.V. | £¥¥ ¨© Neways Electronics International N.V. | £¤¬ ¨ª WDP | £¤£ ¨« Hoogvliet B.V. | £¤£ ¨« Blokker Holding B.V. | £¤ª ©¥ Nieuwe Steen inv | £¤© ©¦ DPA GROUP | £¤¨ ©§ Hurks groep | £¤¨ ©§ Credit Europe Bank N.V. | £¤¨ ©§ Heerema Marine Contractors Holding Nederland B.V. | £¤¨ ©§ Batenburg Techniek N.V. | £¤¨ ©§ MCB International B.V. | «¬¬ ©¨ Kardan N.V. | «¬¬ ©¨ Coöperatie Univé U.A. | «¬« ©© CZAV | «¬« PELOTON ©© Cimpress | «¬« ©© GALAPAGOS | «¬« ©© Avans Hogeschool | «¬§ ©ª Ultra-Centrifuge Ned. 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DSW Zorgverzekeraar UA | «£ª ©¬ Delta N.V. | «£ª ©¬ APG | «£¨ ª¤ Open Universiteit | «£¨ ª¤ Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen | «£¦ ª¥ de Persgroep Nederland B.V. | «£¥ ª¦ AerCap Holdings N.V. | «£¤ ª§ EXOR N.V. | ««¬ ª© Value8 | ««¬ ª© Zorg en Zekerheid Groep | ««¬ ª© Catom Enterprises B.V. | ««ª ªª Audax B.V. | ««ª ªª De Goudse N.V. | ««¨ ª¬ Probiodrug | ««¨ ª¬ Vimetco N.V. | ««¦ «¥ Constellium N.V. | ««¦ «¥ Koninklijke Ten Cate N.V. | ««¤ «§ HDI-Gerling Verzekeringen N.V. | ««¤ «§ Home Credit B.V. | ««¤ «§ TMF Group Holding B.V. | «ª« «¨ Takeaway.com N.V. | «ª« LAGGARDS «¨ Janssen De Jong Groep B.V. | «ª© «© Brocacef Holding | «ª© «© Oranjewoud N.V. | «ª§ «« VDL Groep | «ª¦ «£ Kramp Groep B.V. | «ª¦ «£ Sif Holding N.V. | «ª¤ «¬ Kiadis Pharma N.V. | «©¬ £¤ Fagron | «©¬ £¤ The Royal Bank of Scotland | «©« £¥ IMC Trading | «©ª £§ Horedo/Rensa | «©© ¥ Monuta | «©¨ ¦ Citco Bank Nederland N.V. | «©¨ ¦ Scholten Awater | «©¨ ¦ Van Wijnen Groep N.V. | «©¥ © SHV Holdings N.V. | «©¥ © Schoeller Allibert Holding B.V. | «©¥ © Van Leeuwen Buizen Groep B.V | «¨£ ª Detailresult Groep N.V. | «¨£ ª Copaco Nederland B.V. | «¨ª « 0 50 100 150 200 Royal BAM Group | ¬¬£ £¤¤ Alliander N.V. | ¬¬« £¤¥ Schiphol Group | ¬¬ª £¤¦ Siemens Nederland | ¬¬© £¤§ Havenbedrijf Roerdam N.V. | ¬¬¨ £¤¨ NS | ¬¬§ £¤¨ TenneT Holding B.V. | ¬¬¦ £¤© Nederlandse Gasunie N.V. | ¬¬¥ £¤© Van Lanschot Bankiers | ¬¬¤ LEADERS £¤ª ABN AMRO Group N.V. | ¬£¬ £¤ª Vitens N.V. | ¬££ £¤« KPN | ¬£« £¤£ Rabobank | ¬£ª £¤£ DSM N.V. | ¬£© £¤£ Nederlandse Financierings-Maatschappij voor Ontwikkelingslanden NV | ¬£¨ £¤£ AKZO Nobel N.V. | ¬£§ £¤¬ Heijmans | ¬£¦ £¥¤ Enexis Holding N.V. | ¬£¥ £¥¥ de Volksbank N.V. | ¬£¤ £¥¥ Philips Lighting N.V. | ¬«¬ £¥¥ Bank Ned. 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