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[No.] 6 [Brief Description] Corporate governance within the FDIC is the responsibility of the Board of Directors, officers, and operating managers in fulfilling the Corporation�s broad mission functions. It also provides the structure for setting goals and objectives, the means to attaining those goals and objectives, and ways of monitoring performance. Management of the FDIC�s corporate resources is essential for efficiently achieving the FDIC�s program goals and objectives. In the spirit of the President�s Management Agenda, the FDIC is undertaking a number of initiatives to improve operational efficiency and effectiveness, including major new procurement initiatives related to information technology, numerous new projects to field state-of-the-art information systems, and increasing security requirements to protect FDIC personnel and resources. Along with the recent announcements concerning corporate downsizing, effective corporate governance is a significant challenge. [Challenge] 
Corporate Governance in the FDIC
FDIC: 2004 Annual Report