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MSWG: All Bark No Bite?

23-Nov-17 08:05

MSWG: All Bark No Bite?

Minority Shareholder Watchdog Group or in short (MSWG) was formed to encourage good governance amongst public listed companies with the objective of raising shareholder value over time. It was also set up to protect the minority shareholders. But just how effective are they? We ask MSWG's General Manager Lya Rahman this.

We also raise the question on independence of MSWG.

Lya also talks about rejuvenation of board representation and gender diversity. We also chat about the pressing corporate issues that have come up in recent years and where does Malaysia stack up in terms of minority shareholders protection.

Presented by: Joyce Goh


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