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The Singapore Directors' Toolkit
The Singapore Directors' Toolkit
This guide, in a user-friendly electronic format, empowers directors to more effectively discharge their duties and responsibilities while improving board performance and decision making.
Our business environment provides an ever-changing spectrum of risks and opportunities. The role of the director continues to be shaped by a multitude of forces including economic uncertainty, larger and more complex organisations, the increasing pace of technological innovation and digitisation along with a more rigorous regulatory environment.
At the same time there is more onus on directors to operate transparently and be more accountable for their actions and decisions. To support directors in their challenging role KPMG in Singapore and The Singapore Institute of Directors (SID) have jointly created The Singapore Directors' Toolkit. This guide, in a user-friendly electronic format, empowers directors to more effectively discharge their duties and responsibilities while improving board performance and decision making.
Key topics
- Duties and responsibilities of a director
- Oversight of strategy and governance
- Managing shareholder and stakeholder expectations
- Structuring an effective board and sub-committees
- Enabling key executive appointments
- Managing productive meetings
- Better practice terms of reference, charters and agendas
- Establishing new boards.
