MCCG 2021

Cards (186)

  • What is corporate governance defined as?
    The process and structure to manage a company
  • What is the ultimate objective of corporate governance?
    Realising long-term shareholder value
  • What are the pillars of corporate governance?
    Ethical behavior, accountability, transparency, sustainability
  • How does proper corporate governance benefit a company?
    By preventing unwanted conflicts and achieving goals
  • What does corporate governance identify among participants in a company?
    The distribution of rights and responsibilities
  • Who are considered stakeholders in corporate governance?
    Employees, customers, suppliers, society
  • What does the MCCG reflect?
    Global principles and internationally recognised practices
  • What is the purpose of the MCCG's flexibility?
    To raise standards of corporate governance
  • What are the key features of the 2021 MCCG update?
    • Improve board policies and processes
    • Strengthen board oversight with sustainability
    • Encourage adoption of best practices
  • What defines Large Companies under the MCCG?
    FTSE Bursa Malaysia Top 100 Index or RM2 billion market cap
  • What happens to a company once it is classified as a Large Company?
    It remains classified for the entire financial year
  • Who is encouraged to embrace the MCCG?
    Non-listed entities, including SMEs and state-owned enterprises
  • What does the CARE approach stand for?
    Comprehend, Apply, and Report
  • What is the goal of the CARE approach?
    To promote fair and meaningful disclosures
  • What should boards do to appreciate the spirit of the MCCG?
    Understand the business case for good governance
  • What is critical for long-term sustainability in corporate governance?
    Incorporating environmental, social, and governance considerations
  • What should boards and management do regarding the MCCG?
    Read and understand the MCCG and supporting documents
  • What is the mindset shift required for applying MCCG principles?
    From compliance to meaningful application
  • What does the MCCG promote regarding subsidiaries of listed companies?
    Advocate adoption of best practices in subsidiaries
  • What should companies disclose if they depart from a practice?
    Explanation for the departure and alternative practice
  • What timeframe is considered reasonable for Large Companies to adopt practices?
    A timeframe of three years or less
  • What are the three key principles of the MCCG?
    Board leadership, effective audit, integrity in reporting
  • What is the purpose of the practices in the MCCG?
    To achieve the Intended Outcome
  • Why are Step Up practices introduced in the MCCG?
    To encourage companies to strengthen governance practices
  • What is the role of the board in corporate governance?
    To govern and set the strategic direction
  • What is expected of directors in the current corporate landscape?
    To exercise greater vigilance and professional scepticism
  • How should boards integrate sustainability into corporate governance?
    By considering ESG issues in decision-making
  • What distinguishes companies with a long-term strategy?
    They build confidence among stakeholders
  • What can happen to companies unprepared for stakeholder expectations?
    They may suffer loss of stakeholder confidence
  • What is the significance of ethical behavior in corporate governance?
    It is a pillar of corporate governance
  • How does accountability impact corporate governance?
    It ensures responsible management of resources
  • Why is transparency important in corporate governance?
    It builds trust with stakeholders
  • How does sustainability relate to corporate governance?
    It is integral to long-term company performance
  • What is the relationship between corporate governance and long-term value?
    Good governance practices enhance long-term value
  • How does the MCCG influence corporate governance practices?
    It provides a framework for best practices
  • Why is balancing stakeholder interests necessary in corporate governance?
    To ensure fair treatment of all parties
  • What implications does the CARE approach have on corporate governance?
    It promotes transparency and accountability
  • Why is continuous professional development important in corporate governance?
    To keep abreast of governance developments
  • What role does the board play in risk management?
    To oversee and mitigate risks effectively
  • How does effective audit relate to corporate governance?
    It ensures accuracy and accountability in reporting