The Week That Was - No politicians, trade surge, Tasco, Unisem


PUBLIC-listed companies are discouraged from appointing active politicians, such as Members of Parliament and state assemblymen to their board of directors, the Securities Commission (SC) said in its latest update on the Malaysian Code of Corporate Governance (MCCG) released on Wednesday.

No politicians please

PUBLIC-listed companies are discouraged from appointing active politicians, such as Members of Parliament and state assemblymen to their board of directors, the Securities Commission (SC) said in its latest update on the Malaysian Code of Corporate Governance (MCCG) released on Wednesday.

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