governance

Board priorities: Create clarity in ambiguity - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Environmental, Social and Governance

Board priorities: Create clarity in ambiguity

Directors need to deepen their engagement and guide companies to build resilience
Unlocking opportunities in Asean while managing governance and compliance risks - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Environmental, Social and Governance

Unlocking opportunities in Asean while managing governance and compliance risks

As investors seek growth potential of the region, they also need to be mindful of the risks of investing in the region
Balancing performance and ethics — the key to numbers you can count on - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Environmental, Social and Governance

Balancing performance and ethics — the key to numbers you can count on

Hyflux, Noble Group, and SPH make us ponder if ethics and governance take a back seat when businesses do poorly

Shareholder activism

Giving Mark Zuckerberg unquestioned power was asking for trouble

Chairman and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has gone rogue, but I find myself unsympathetic to shareholders’ plight.
Embedding tech to manage a business' risk environment - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

CXOs

Embedding tech to manage a business' risk environment

Risk management needs to shift from protective and reactive to proactive and strategic. Here’s how tech can help.
Human progress and the innovation game - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

CXOs

Human progress and the innovation game

Find out how innovative firms are advancing prosperity and solving global challenges, and why governance is key to sustaining this
Pandemics and political performance - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Covid-19

A look at different governance systems during the Covid-19 pandemic

Countries in East Asia tended to do a better job of controlling the pandemic than did many countries in the Americas and Europe.

Keep the geeks in charge of the internet

By enabling people and businesses to remain connected while under lockdown, the Internet has helped to prevent the global economy from collapsing entirely.

Tong's Portfolio

There is also light at the end of the tunnel

The world is interconnected and hence, interdependent. The coronavirus is a global problem that requires global cooperation to get it under control.

China Focus

The lasting tragedy of Tiananmen Square

SINGAPORE (June 10): China’s progress towards an open society ended when the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) slaughtered at least hundreds, if not thousands, of peaceful demonstrators in and around Beijing’s Tiananmen Square on June 3 to 4, 1989. The
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