Why the SEC’s win isn’t enough
The reform is straightforward: the SEC Certificate of Incorporation should be sufficient for a business to commence operations.
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Rogelio V. Quevedo
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Integrity by design: SEC’s bet against corruption
Term limits exist because independence has to be structural, not aspirational.
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Capital goes where it’s welcome — our neighbors
Global companies do not invest on sentiment or simply because Pinoys speak good English. They invest where they find cheap and reliable power, fast approvals,…
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Numbers don't lie: Women are moving markets
Representation without power is theater. Participation without enforcement is aspiration.
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Independence is not a lifetime appointment
Familiarity breeds not contempt, but something far more dangerous in a boardroom: comfort.
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When nature fails, boards are next
The legal standard is not whether a director has heard of nature-related risk. It is whether a director exercised the judgment and diligence that the situation…
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Incredible shrinking stock market
The PSE is targeting P170 to P175 billion in capital raising, relying heavily on a perceived potential GCash listing.
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Ending Boardroom Entrenchment
One cannot credibly oppose entrenched power in politics while defending it in corporate boardrooms.
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SEC rebuilding trust, one reform at a time
The Commission continues to evaluate what needs to be done, act on what is necessary, and move forward with purpose and resolve.
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