The KPMG Indonesia Board Governance Toolkit
The KPMG Indonesia Board Governance Toolkit
The updated version of the KPMG Indonesia Board Governance Toolkit is now available.
The Toolkit has been designed to bring together the key governing requirements and examples of better practices across critical corporate governance areas.
The key features include:
- Relevant topics such as key governance roles and responsibilities, board evaluations, ethical culture, risk governance, assurance and stakeholder engagement.
- Well referenced capturing the key requirements contained in the Limited Liability Company Law, the Capital Market Law, IDX Listing Rules, Indonesia’s Code of Good Corporate Governance and other better practice guides.
- Easy to navigate in an interactive electronic document that is compatible with personal mobile devices.
- Practical examples including practical guidance, tools and templates.
- Hot topics related to Board Governance, i.e.: corporate sustainability, social media and managing cybersecurity risk.
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