Author: Mak Yuen Teen

If Tee International truly wants to regain investor confidence and improve its internal controls and corporate governance, it needs to do more than what it has proposed.

SGX should also be asking the ASTI board to provide details of the search that it has done to find a replacement for Dato’ Loh, which has yielded no success after nearly one year.

By Mak Yuen Teen On Tuesday, March 17, I was one of the many Singaporeans trying to make their way home after Malaysia announced the lockdown that was to start on Wednesday, March 18.  I had flown up on Sunday around noon,...

In addition to various implementation issues, whether such an approach is likely to be effective depends on a number of other factors, the most important of which is the firm’s corporate culture.

Perhaps the Exchange needs to consider hardcoding (or defining) the meaning of “good governance” as well.