Opinion: Directors’ fiduciary duty of care redefined in the age of AI
AI does not lower the bar, but it makes the director’s decision harder to explain.
ARTIFICIAL Intelligence (AI) recommends. The board approves. Liability stays human.
Leadership That Makes Room for Others: The Quiet Strength of Servant Leadership
Servant leadership: service, empathy, empowerment and shared growth We tend to recognise leadership by what is most visible: the person who makes the decision, gives the direction or carries the title. Servant leadership invites us to look elsewhere. It asks us to notice what happens around a…
Can a WhatsApp Message Create a Legally Binding Contract?
Can a WhatsApp Message Create a Legally Binding Contract?In today’s digital era, it is increasingly common for business transactions to take place through instant messaging applications such as WhatsApp, which is very common in Malaysia.
Environmental Rule of Law: Protecting Malaysia’s Health, Environment, and Future
Environmental Rule of Law: Why Malaysia Needs Stronger Protections for People and PlanetMost Malaysians are familiar with the Rule of Law—it is introduced early in school and enshrined as the fourth principle of the Rukun Negara.
The Board's Conscience: A New Partnership in Corporate Governance
The Evolving Role of Company Secretaries: Driving the "G" in Corporate Malaysia’s ESG LandscapeClose to power, yet independent of it. The company secretary sits near enough to the board to understand how decisions are made, yet independently enough to question the process.
