Corporate Governance, Board & Listed Company Compliance
Your board members and company secretarial team are navigating Bursa Malaysia's Listing Requirements, the Malaysian Code on Corporate Governance, and Companies Act obligations with an incomplete understanding of what is required, what is recommended, and where the personal liability sits.
Participants gain a current, practical command of Malaysian corporate governance expectations — covering board composition, directors' duties, disclosure obligations, and the MCCG apply-or-explain framework. Boards, company secretaries, and governance officers operate with the clarity and discipline that investors, regulators, and minority shareholders rightly expect.
Key Outcomes
Apply the Malaysian Code on Corporate Governance (MCCG) and distinguish mandatory from recommended practices
Fulfil directors' statutory duties under the Companies Act 2016 including fiduciary and care obligations
Manage Bursa Malaysia disclosure obligations, related-party transactions, and material information requirements
Strengthen board effectiveness through structured evaluation, succession planning, and committee governance
What Makes it Different
Boardroom Scenario Workshop: directors navigate a realistic governance dilemma involving conflict, disclosure, and duty
MCCG Self-Assessment: participants evaluate their organisation's current governance practices against MCCG 2021
Director Liability Matrix: a clear summary of when personal liability arises and the protections available
Programme focus can be calibrated for board induction, governance refresher, company secretarial upskilling, or preparation for a specific governance review, SC inquiry, or Bursa engagement.
Essential for listed companies, GLCs, and large private companies investing in governance quality — delivered to boards, company secretaries, and governance teams across Bursa-listed entities and regulated financial institutions.