Corporate governance refers to the rules, practices, and processes by which a company is directed and controlled, how decisions are made, and how performance is optimized.  It is reflected in company's business ethics (e.g. anti-bribery), competitive behavior, supply chain management, financial system stability and transparency, accounting and audit system, etc. which all affect a company's stability, sustainability and reputation.  

With sustainability in the global spotlight, businesses that care about good governance and their social responsibility can bring positive results to the world in the long run, and reduce losses when market crises come (e.g. employee strikes, negative publicity arising from corruption or fraud, and legal proceedings). Customers and investors favour companies that care about more than just profits. 

We assists companies to drive Corporate Governance initiatives that could make a real difference -   

• improving accountability and decision making (e.g. a governance framework with clearly defined roles,  responsibilities, and delegated authorities for board members and management);

• commit management and staff to an ethical business environment (e.g. an integrity management system that prohibits bribery, manages conflict of interest, and fosters confidentiality);

• enhancing transparency to foster an environment for open dialogue and information-sharing with stakeholders (e.g. investors and clients); and 

• risk management and effective internal controls.