Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Memorandum Circulars
Series 2015
As an additional guidelines, SEC
issuances requires the following:
Inclusion of additional guidelines on CG
training programs and lectures
Increase in the minimum length of training
to 4 hours per year
Memo Circular Series of 2015 also notes
the Exemption possible for directors/officers
who are:
Accredited with the SEC as a CG
speaker and conduct at least 1 CG
training session per year;
Of known probity and well-recognized
stature, influence & reputation.
Company to which they are affiliated
must stand as testimonies to good
corporate governance.
Filipino or Foreign directors who have
attended overseas CG training
**Attendance by directors/officers via
videoconference is considered as compliance
**Allows inclusion of more relevant matters for
directors/boards who have completed basic
training
On Filing of Annual Corporate Governance
Report (ACGR), ACGR of newly listed
companies shall be submitted to the SEC
and posted in their company website on
May 30 following the one (1) year
anniversary of their listing in the Philippine
Stock Exchange (PSE).
**For companies listed from January 1 to
May 30, their ACGR will be submitted on May
30 of the following year.
**For companies listed from May 31 to
December 31, their ACGR will be submitted
May 30 two years thereafter.
RECENT INITIATIVES
Proposed Changes to
the Corporation Code
Intra Corporate Disputes
Additional Director Disqualifications
The Emergency Board
Disclosure and Transparency:
Certifying Reports For Submission
to the SEC
RIGHTS OF SHAREHOLDER
Attendance at meetings by remote
communication and voting in absentia
Voting on director compensation
Expanded
notice
with
explanatory
materials and expanded minutes (for
meetings)
Extension of right of inspection and
reproduction to counsel and authorized
representative; Corporate Secretarys task
Resort to summary proceedings before the
SEC
to
compel
inspection
and
reproduction when refused (before resort
to courts)
EQUITABLE TREATMENT OF
SHAREHOLDERS
Expressly requiring disclosure of selfdealings and related party transactions and
expanded grounds for the exercise of right to
appraisal
Disclosure of compensation of relativesemployees of directors when employment
was endorsed by the latter
Direct/indirect stockholdings of
directors and officers
Assessment of performance and
strategy
Statement on the adequacy of
internal controls and risk
management systems
Statement of all external audit and
non-audit fees and policy on
dividends\
Director profiles & attendance,
appraisal (with criteria) and
compensation reports
RIGHTS OF SHAREHOLDERS
ROLE OF STAKEHOLDERS
Code of ethics or standards of conduct
in dealing with government agencies
(by-laws)
Internal procedures for reports by
whistle blowers during and after
employment (by-laws)
EQUITABLE TREATMENT OF
SHAREHOLDERS
Expressly requiring disclosure of selfdealings and related party transactions
and expanded grounds for the exercise
of right to appraisal
Disclosure
of
compensation
of
relatives-employees of directors when
employment was endorsed by the
latter
Direct/indirect
stockholdings
of
directors and officers
Assessment of performance and
strategy
Statement on the adequacy of internal
controls and risk management systems
Statement of all external audit and
non-audit fees and policy on dividends\
Director
profiles
&
attendance,
appraisal
(with
criteria)
and
compensation reports
The board of directors of the bank or its equivalent in a foreign bank branch
shall oversee the implementation of its policies relating to cross-selling
arrangements/collective investment schemes.
Each Bank shall have a permanent internal audit function based on their
size, risk profile and complexity of operations
Internal Audit function shall either be established in each of the BSP
supervised FIs or centrally by the parent bank in a conglomerate set-up
Internal Audit of each BSP-supervised should report
Insurance commission
Insurance
providers
engaged
in
electronic commerce of insurance
products should pay due regard to the
interests of consumers and act in
accordance
with
fair
business,
advertising and marketing practices;
establish a Customer Charter which
should state the insurance providers
commitment to safe and secure
operations, maintenance of customer
privacy, quality services and transparent
product information, and provision of
prompt response to inquiries and
complaints