Investors should beware of companies window-dressing their boards
Dodgy companies may appoint academics to give the semblance of propriety, independence and objectivity. Don’t bet on it.
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Author: Mak Yuen Teen
Directors and others responsible must be accountable for their actions
The inability or unwillingness of boards, shareholders and regulators to hold directors accountable creates moral hazard and results in a downward spiral in behaviour in our market.
Read More“Inadvertent Omissions” Another Blot On Our Disclosure-Based Regime
The apparent lack of action taken by regulators for “inadvertent omissions” adds to the continuing degeneration of our so-called disclosure-based regime.
Read MoreDatapulse Technology 2018 AGM: Questions and Views on the Resolutions
Has Datapulse truly put its recent questionable past behind it, or could this to be a false dawn? Shareholders should attend the AGM to find out.
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Corporate Governance At A Crossroads
Can Singapore companies and directors transcend compliance to a more principle-based approach?
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