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AccountAbility and Csrnetwork have launched the fifth Accountability Rating™ published annually in Fortune International, with Vodafone re-gaining the position it occupied in 2006, making it the most accountable of the world’s largest corporations (G-100) according to the rating.

The top ten companies in this year’s Rating are:

1. Vodafone
2. General Electric
3. HSBC
4. France Telecom
5. HBOS
6. Nokia
7. EDF
8. Suez
9. BP
10. Royal Dutch/Shell

Watch Paul Begley, Senior Researcher at AccountAbility talk about the rating results on CNBC Europe's Squawk Box.

Visit the Fortune website to learn more about the rating's top ten companies. Click here to have your say on this year's most accountable companies.

For more information on the rating and to refresh your memory on last year’s results visit www.accountabilityrating.com

Read the press release.