interest of our members. Principle 3: Oversee asset managers to make informed investment decisions and engage in active ongoing monitoring of investee companies. Investment decisions should take into account
practices, and adhere to applicable laws; c) embody high standards of business ethics and oversee the implementation of codes of conduct that engender a corporate culture of integrity; d) oversee the
independence of the firm. - Precisely define the ‘related entities’ to enable the audit firms to completely disclose and consider the independence regarding related entities. The process to evaluate the
investment mandates. Asset owners should be better equipped to evaluate asset managers, and asset managers should be better informed, enabling them to tailor their services to meet asset owners’ requirements
crucial for the auditors to suitably develop an expectation of the recorded amounts, sufficiently evaluate the reliability of data from which the expectation is developed, and determine an acceptable
, the SEC found that the audit firms did not seem to evaluate 11 whether there were any threats to independence or any conflicts of interest before issuing engagement letters to clients. Beyond
appropriate capacity and experience to oversee effectively and manage all relevant activities in the interests of beneficiaries or clients. 1.4 Conflicts of interest, codes of ethics, compliance Institutional
Regulators (“IFIAR”), an organisation established to promote collaboration between independent regulators that oversee auditors. It is also a Member of ASEAN Audit Regulators Group (“AARG”). The implementation
-functioned accounting department, equipped with competent staff, as well as a seasoned and independent audit committee to oversee the process. As the function that originates all types of the financial
.......................................................... 51 G20/OECD PRINCIPLES OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE © OECD 2015 9 About the Principles The Principles are intended to help policy makers evaluate and improve the legal, regulatory, and institutional