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NATIONAL
CONFERENCE
2014
MODERNIZING THE
COMPANIES ACT.
IMPETUS FOR BUSINESS
TRANSFORMATION.
Official Opening by
GOOD
GOVERNANCE
SUPER
FORM
CSR
REPORTING
JM & CVA
SINGLE
MEMBER CO
ROBUST
ENFORCEMENT
DISCLOSURES
NORMS
BUSINESS
TRANSFORMATION
CORPORATE
RESCUE
SHAREHOLDERS
ACTIVISM
NO PAR
VALUE
MANAGEMENT
REVIEW
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SBL
2001
2007 . . . . . .
2014
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ABOUT THE
CONFERENCE
The dynamic and modern legal framework as proposed in the Companies Bill will replace the existing
Companies Act (CA) 1965 which emanates from a significant law reform initiative that will enhance and add
vibrancy to the business environment in Malaysia.
SUPER
FORM
CSR
PORTING
SINGLE
MEMBER CO
ROBUST
ENFORCEMENT
SCLOSURES
NORMS
SHAREHOLDERS
ACTIVISM
The proposed Companies Bill is a culmination of a 6-year comprehensive study and professional
consultation engagement involving various critical stakeholders championed by the then Corporate Law
Reform Committee (CLRC) which was established by Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia (SSM) to review the
core company law. Subsequent to this, the Accounting Issues Consultative Committee (AICC) which was
established by SSM, conducted a study to streamline and modernize the provisions of the CA 1965 relating
to accounting and financial reporting in view of the development of applicable approved accounting
standards and global best practices of the industry.
Post CLRC and AICC review programmes, there were also other considerations that have helped to shape
the new Companies Bill that came from various regulatory authorities, professional bodies as well as the
World Banks Reports on the Observance of Standards and Codes (ROSC) for Malaysia on Accounting and
Audit and Corporate Governance, the OEDCs Peer Review Report on Transparency and Exchange of
Information and the Financial Action Task Force (on Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing) (FATF).
NO PAR
VALUE
In this
Conference, we
have encapsulated
key changes under
the proposed
Companies Bill and
their potential
implications.
631
Clauses
Parts
12
Schedules
Company Directors
Chief Executive Officers
Chief Financial Officers
Chief Operations Officers
Entrepreneurs
Company Secretaries
Auditors
Lawyers
Fund Managers
Financial Intermediaries
Bankers
Corporate Advisers
COMPANIES ACT.
IMPETUS FOR BUSINESS
TRANSFORMATION.
3 June 2014
Time
Agenda
Time
Agenda
08.00am
02.30pm
Session 3
Boardroom Excellence.
Reshape and Reinforce.
09.00am
09.3 0am
10.30am
Speaker / Moderator
Norhaiza Jemon
Head of Law Reform, Policy and International Affairs
Corporate Development & Policy Division
Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia
Session 1
The New Companies Act. The Pain.
The Gain. The Journey.
Panelist
Philip T.N. Koh
Senior Partner
Mah-Kamariah & Philip Koh
Speaker/Moderator
Professor Dato' Dr. Aishah Bidin
Dean of Law Faculty
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
Panelists
Dato Saw Choo Boon
Co-Chair & Member of the Private Sector of
PEMUDAH (Special Task Force to Facilitate
Business) and President of Federation of
Malaysian Manufacturers
Speaker / Moderator
Mohamed Sufyan Mohd Mokhtar
Head of Litigation
Legal Services Division
Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia
Session 2
Starting Business in Malaysia.
Reform and Transform.
Speaker / Moderator
Mohamed Zanyuin Ismail
Deputy Chief Executive Officer (Operations)
Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia
Panelist
Tan Sri Datuk Yong Poh Kon
Managing Director
Royal Selangor International Sdn Bhd
David Anthony Jones
General Manager
RUAG Aviation Malaysia Sdn Bhd
Stewart Forbes
Executive Director
Malaysian International Chamber of
Commerce and Industry
01.15pm
Lunch
Session 4
Shareholders Activism.
Initiatives and Impact.
Panelist
Selvarany Rasiah
Chief Regulatory Officer
Bursa Malaysia Bhd
To be confirmed
04.30pm
Tea Break
05.00pm
End of Day 1
The Companies Act provides pro-business initiatives, good corporate governance, corporate responsibility,
enhanced disclosure norms, robust enforcement, management and audit accountability, shareholders activism,
minority protection, better institutional and insolvency framework and regulations. These are impetus for business
transformation in Malaysia.
4 June 2014
Time
Agenda
Time
Agenda
09.00am
Session 5
Audit & Financial Reporting Framework.
Rationalize and Streamline.
12.00nn
Session 7
Corporate Insolvency Framework.
Effective and Efficient
Speaker / Moderator
Yap Weng Seong
Head of Statistics & Accounting Development Unit
Corporate Development & Policy Division
Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia
Speaker / Moderator
Nor Azimah Abdul Aziz
Director
Corporate Development & Policy Division
Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia
Panelist
Dato Mohammad Faiz Azmi
Chairman
Malaysian Accounting Standards Board
Panelist:
Wong Chee Lin
Partner
Dispute Resolution Division
SKRINE
Lunch
02.15pm
Session 8
Compliance and Disclosure Requirements.
Changes and Challenges.
Tea Break
10.45am
Session 6
No Par Value Regime and
Capital Maintenance Rule.
Adapt and Adjust.
Speaker / Moderator
Rezy Izwan Ramli
Director
Compliance Division
Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia
Panelist
Dato Akbar Moidunny
Managing Director
MINC Corporate Consultants (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd
Speaker / Moderator
Nor Azimah Abdul Aziz
Director
Corporate Development & Policy Division
Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia
Panelist
Geetha Sivapathasundram
Managing Director
Group Compliance
CIMB Investment Bank Berhad
Session 9
Corporate Disputes Resolutions :
From Board Room And Shareholders
Contestations To Courts And Arbitration Way
Speaker / Moderator
Philip T.N. Koh
Senior Partner
Mah-Kamariah & Philip Koh
Lawrence Kwan
Immediate Past Chairman
Singapore Association of the Institute of
Chartered Secretaries and Administrators
Panelist
Professor Datuk Sundra Rajoo
Director
Kuala Lumpur Regional Centre for Arbitration
Hefin Rees QC
Barrister and Arbitrator
Thirty Nine Essex Street Chambers
(London and Singapore)
04.15pm
Closing
04.30pm
Tea Break
05.00pm
End of Conference
Conference Organiser
Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia (Companies Commission of
Malaysia) (SSM) is a statutory body which regulates companies
and businesses in Malaysia pursuant to the Companies
Commission of Malaysia Act 2001. SSM is an agency under the
Ministry of Domestic Trade, Co-operatives and Consumerism
(KPDNKK). Apart from being a corporate regulator, SSM also
serves as an agency to incorporate companies and register
businesses as well as to provide company and business
information to the public. In its mission to instill good corporate
governance through continuous education and effective
surveillance and enforcement, the Companies Commission of
Malaysia Training Academy (COMTRAC) was established in April
2007. The Academy was established to spearhead SSMs
external stakeholders training initiatives. Its mission is to train
and educate a wide array of corporate role-players
comprising directors, company secretaries, the management
and employees of companies, auditors, entrepreneurs,
innovators and members of the professional bodies, consistent
with SSM's functions as
stipulated under subsection 17(d) of
the Companies Commission of Malaysia Act 2001. Please visit
www.ssm.com.my to find out more about COMTRAC and its
training programmes.
Conference Venue
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It is accessible via major expressways Federal
Highway, New Pantai Expressway (NPE) and Kerinchi
Link. It is also well served by LRT (Universiti Station,
Kelana Jaya LRT Line), buses and taxis. There are
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MIA
CPE Hours
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SBL
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