· Forms 2 Does the firm have policies and procedures for the retention of firm’s documentation for a period of time sufficient to permit those performing monitoring and review procedures to evaluate the

• Financial literacy does not lead to QoL directly • Financial literacy needs to be redefined to include “Digital literacy” • One needs to have willing attitude to learn new things to overcome risks

(Internal) Advantages Schwartz & Clements (1999) • Overcome market imperfections. • Capitalize on economies of scale. Deng et al. (2021) • Allowing lower-growth firms to: • Easily undertake unaffordable

Mechanisms in place to evaluate, assess and set environmental targets at Board and management- level Climate-related issues are considered at Board and management-level Results of governance structure leads to

inspection to evaluate its compliance with its policies and procedures? – Monitoring Process If yes, please specify 1) Who perform such function e.g. in-house, outsource, network firm? 2) How often the firm

Questionnaire A Monitoring the Firm’s Quality Management Policies and Procedures Firm's Reference /Guidance Notes Description A1 Does the whole firm perform inspection to evaluate its compliance with

business operators, should be supported. In regards to the legal sectors, we must also adjust and improve in accordance with the world, to overcome and obstacles and to be able to support the rapidity of

.......................................................... 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

the assessment process to evaluate the qualifications of the applicants seeking licenses to operate digital asset businesses. If an applicant is qualified, SEC will propose Minister of Finance to

imposed by the company management in several matters including audit procedures to evaluate effectiveness of internal control over small-sized gas cylinders quantity, deposits received for small-sized gas