This document outlines an agenda for a corporate governance case study on OCBC bank in Singapore. The case study will examine OCBC's ownership structure with family controlling shareholders and evaluate how this affects its corporate governance. It will look at the pros and cons of different governance approaches when families control companies. Finally, it will assess OCBC's board structure in terms of size, independence, competencies and diversity.
This document outlines an agenda for a corporate governance case study on OCBC bank in Singapore. The case study will examine OCBC's ownership structure with family controlling shareholders and evaluate how this affects its corporate governance. It will look at the pros and cons of different governance approaches when families control companies. Finally, it will assess OCBC's board structure in terms of size, independence, competencies and diversity.
This document outlines an agenda for a corporate governance case study on OCBC bank in Singapore. The case study will examine OCBC's ownership structure with family controlling shareholders and evaluate how this affects its corporate governance. It will look at the pros and cons of different governance approaches when families control companies. Finally, it will assess OCBC's board structure in terms of size, independence, competencies and diversity.
Ownership structure and control Having families as controlling shareholders The pros and cons in the different ways in governance and management Evaluation on OCBC board structure Conclusion
Case study at a glance
Case study at a glance
Ownership structure and control
How does it affect the CG of OCBC?
Having families as controlling shareholders
How is their corporate governance and management different?
The pros and cons in the different ways in governance