advertising industry remains sluggish as evident from the contraction of overall advertising expenditures by 11.4% YoY to 26,351mn in 2Q 2017/18. Advertising expenditures in the TV sector having the highest

improvements in sales revenue will be evident in the 3rd quarter of 2020 and this should result in much improved financial performance in the latter half of the year. Impact from Changes in Accounting Policy

environment, and thus eventually improving the overall audit quality of the firms. Considering how essential audited financial statements are to users, especially those of listed companies, it is evident that

underwriters by offering vital steps that will facilitate transactions that preserve the integrity of the market. The GBP recommend a clear process and disclosure for issuers, which investors, banks

sustainability strategy. (ii) A clear definition of the KPIs and include: a. the applicable scope or perimeter (e.g. the percentage of the Issuer’s total emissions to which the target is applicable); and b. the

). Develop an engagement strategy with clear milestones and escalation strategy, which is shared with companies as a basis for engagement. Ensure that most of the companies in the portfolio have 1.5°C aligned

accounting estimate arising from overlooking, or clear misinterpretation of facts and unreasonable judgments of management concerning accounting estimates only account for 12%. As comparing to Singapore study

been mainly driven by improvements in tourism and industries related to the export sector. In contrast, provinces that rely on agriculture have not yet seen a clear pick-up, despite higher agricultural

Investment with any clarity. Going forwards the horizon ahead is quite clear. The Company has appropriated 100% of SGAH (Holding Company in UK) and own 77% of SACL (India) although the AAPICO Board is not

derivatives fund management contract shall have the characteristics in compliance with the following rules: (1) Having a clear scope of investments or restrictions of investments; (2) The agreement shall not be