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Corporate Governance
We provide corporate governance related services ranging from
assessment to research,
and from raising awareness to compliance to the
- Companies
- Non-profit organizations
Companies
Corporate Governance and Sustainability Center (CGS Center)
provides advisory services to those companies that would like to
be competitive, access capital markets at reasonable rates,
manage risks, and assure sustainability. CGS Center assists the
companies to;
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Set
up their corporate governance strategies and the relevant
roadmap
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Set
up intra-group governance structures
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Structure better boards
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Hold
effective and efficient board meetings
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Prepare themselves for the corporate governance ratings
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Ensure
risk management and internal control systems
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Increase transparency and accountability in the face of
stakeholders and shareholders – the institutional investors
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Reach the relevant information about the developments in
corporate governance at the global level
Non-profit Organizations
Non-profit organizations like chambers of commerce and business
associations are not immune from the problems of bad governance.
CGS Center assists non-profit organizations to develop
tailor-made best practices for good governance within the
availability of their limited sources both in time and money.
CGS Center develops checklists and programme of action in
overseeing and monitoring of the management of these
organizations.
Corporate Governance Worldwide
Asian Corporate Governance Association
Click to reach the ACGA
articles.
European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI)
Click
to reach the ECGI article.
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Corporate governance
should not be confused with management, which is concerned
with the day-to-day running of business production,
procurement, marketing, finance, and personnel
If a country does not have a reputation for strong
corporate governance
practices,
capital will flow elsewhere.
If investors are not confident with the level of
disclosure, capital will flow elsewhere.
If a country opts for lax accounting and reporting
standards, capital will flow elsewhere.
All enterprises in that
country – regardless of how
steadfast a particular company’s practices
may be –
suffer the consequences
Arthur LewitFormer
President, SECt
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