TOPIC 6 : corporate shariah governance Flashcards
What is corporate and shariah governance ? Its process and structure
- Process and structure which used to direct and manage the business affairs of the company (so that can enhancing business accountability)
- to enhance the relationship among the corporate governance participants
- The structure also encourage BOD rights in decision making
Why the corporate governance important
- to ensure that the business environment is fair and transparent
- Weak corporate governance might lead to waste, and corruption
- strong governance will provide access to capital and helps economic growth
Organization in CG
- BOARD, TOP MANAGEMENT, STAKEHOLDERS
Three key principles of CG
- Board leadership and effectiveness
- Effective Audit and Risk Management
- Integrity of Corporate Reporting and Meaningful Relationship with stakeholders
Board Leadership and effectiveness (Principles)
- Important role for the long-term success of a company
- The board is responsible to govern and set a strategic direction of the company by setting appropriate things
- Board composition influences the ability of the board to fulfill its oversight responsibilities
Effective Audit and Risk Management (Principles)
- effective audit committee: being transparent, focus and have independent judgement
- risk management focus on identifying threats and opportunities
-This can help company to make informed decisions about the level of risk, so that they will have appropriate strategy to be implement
Integrity in corporate reporting and meaningful relationship with stakeholders (principles)
- ongoing engagement and communication to build trust with them
- provide better appreciation
- have a general meeting platform for directors and senior management so that they can engage with the shareholders
Characteristics of the CG shariah
-Have a well articulate corporate strategy
- have a clear assignment of responsibilities
- a strong risk management and good internal control systems
- Financial and managerial incentives
Shariah governance (definition)
- The single most important distinction between a conventional and Islamic financial institutions
- IFSB 10 : A set of institutional and organizational arrangements (ensure that there is a shariah compliance over the issuance, internal/annual shariah compliance
AAOFI approaches for effective corporate governance
- have a shariah supervisory board (GSIFI NO. 30)
- have a audit and governance committee (GSFI NO.40)
what is the guiding principle for the CG offering only to the islamic Financial institutions ?
- General governance approach of IFRS
- Transparency of financial reporting
- compliance with the islamic Shariah rules and principles
What is the general governance approach of IIFS
- BOD will need to set up Governance committee
- The primary objective of the governance is to protect the interest of stakeholders other than shareholders
- IIFS also need to ensure that their financial and non financial information meets the requirement
- BOD shall set up audit committee at least 3 people
What is the right of the investment account holders (IAH)
- Right to monitor the performance of their investments and risks
- Eligibility of the IIFS employees
- adequate protection of IAH investments
- disclosure of the relevant and material information
What does it mean, Compliance with Islamic shariah rules and principles
- appropriate mechanism for obtaining rules from the shariah scholars, applying fatwa, and monitor the shariah compliance in every aspects
- internal shariah compliance review where the audit committee that ensure the external auditors are capable of conducting shariah compliance review
- Have internal shariah compliance review (shariah scholars of IIFS work together
- Shariah rules and principles as expressed in the rulings of IIFS shariah scholars and available to the public
Rational and objectives of the guiding principles
- to facilitate IIFS and implementing effective corporate governance practices
- To complement the current corporate governance principles issues by OECD
- there is no yet single model for good governance
will also affects :
- the run day to day operations
- protect the interests of depositors/investment account holder