Singapore Corporate Governance Disclosure Requirement

Singapore Regulations

• Corporate laws in Singapore, such as the Companies Act and the Securities and Futures Act, as well as stock exchange regulations, make some corporate governance disclosures mandatory.
  
  

Shareholder Information

• Singapore's corporate governance disclosure rules require a company to provide information about its shareholding and organizational structure. Listed companies must provide a list of major shareholders, and these shareholders have to report any changes in their stock holdings.
  
  

Company Financials

• A company also has to maintain its accounting information properly and have audit committees to guide this process. Singapore corporate governance disclosure requirements call for companies to make annual reports, incorporating their accounts, and provide them to shareholders for informational purposes.