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ICD sustains drive to build better corporate boards • BMPlus

Driven by a resolute vision to be at the forefront in the ASEAN region by being the catalyst in the Philippine corporate governance ecosystem towards an inclusive and sustainable development, the Institute of Corporate Directors (ICD) is leaving no stones unturned in its commitment to build better corporate boards. As a non-stock, non-profit national

9 SM firms bag Golden Arrow awards

The SM group of companies was one of the most awarded in the recently held Golden Arrow Awards by the Institute of Corporate Directors (ICD). In a statement SM Investments Corporation said nine companies of the SM Group were recognized for excellence in performance in Corporate Governance. Fro

ABS-CBN cited for good governance, wins ACGS Golden Arrow Award anew

Photo caption (from left) SEC chairman Emilio B. Aquino, ICD vice chair & president Ma. Aurora 'Boots' Geotina-Garcia, ABS-CBN head of SSC Paul Michael Villanueva, PSE president and CEO Ramon S. Monzon, and ICD chairman Atty. Cesar L. Villanueva ABS-CBN was honored again for its good corporat

The administrative sanction approach to corporate governance reforms

The criminalized corporate governance reform under the Revised Corporation Code

BusinessWorld February 22, 2021 | 6:51 pm By Cesar L. Villanueva The most profound effects of the Revised Corporation Code in the pursuit of corporate governance (CG) reforms in the private corporate sector may be grouped into three areas, namely: First, the granting of statutory foundation to the CG principles and best-practices championed by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in the private corporate sector, highlighted by the formal recognition of “corporations vested with public interest.” Second, the reconstitution of the SEC as the primary regulatory agency to evolve the CG reforms through the expansion and institutionalization of the SEC’s power to impose administrative sanctions for any violation of the provisions of the Revised Corporation Code, and any rules or regulations issued pursuant thereto, and expressly making it separate and distinct from its power to cite in contempt for violation of any of its orders.