EXCELLENCE IN CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
Posted on 11/12/2018 A TORT is an act or omission which Singapore law recognises as a civil wrong. A person committing a tort can be liable for the loss or harm caused by the act or omission. Commonly recognised torts include negligence, defamation and deceit.
Posted on 10/8/2018 Today’s boards are starting to get the message: from every front, digital players are threatening their businesses. This explains why, increasingly, listed companies are adding digitally experienced directors to their boards to provide strategic ...
Posted on 10/4/2018 A RECENT scrutiny on the state of play in the board makeup of more than 700 listed companies in Singapore has thrown up some hits and misses.
Posted on 10/4/2018 60 percent of directors to be affected by the new 9-year rule
Posted on 10/3/2018 SINGAPORE (Oct 3): The Singapore Exchange RegCo is working with the Securities Investors Association (Singapore) and the Singapore Institute of Directors (SID) to come up with a guide on how directors and investors should best conduct themselves ...
Posted on 10/3/2018 THE Singapore Exchange RegCo will work with the Securities Investors Association (Singapore) and the Singapore Institute of Directors (SID) to come up with a guide on how directors and investors should best conduct themselves during shareholder ...
Posted on 10/3/2018 SINGAPORE: More than one-third of independent directors have been on the boards of companies listed in Singapore for over nine years ...
Posted on 10/3/2018 SINGAPORE (Oct 3): A survey by the Singapore Institute of Directors (SID) found that 37% of independent directors have served for more than nine years on the boards of Singapore-listed companies.
Posted on 9/10/2018 On 6 August 2018, the Monetary Authority of Singapore released the revised Code of Corporate Governance, and the SGX will update its Listing Rules for consequential changes to the Code. In addition, a detailed set of Practice Guidance was ...
Posted on 9/8/2018 SMALL and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) looking to globalise successfully must prioritise sustainability and board diversity, said speakers at the annual Singapore Institute of Directors (SID) Directors Conference at Marina Bay Sands on Friday.