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  1. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) received a governance scorecard assessment for listed companies in the Philippines.

Philippines SEC to Mandate Independent Directors for Firms with Government Contracts

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The Securities and Exchange Commission is preparing to enforce stricter governance measures in the Philippines. Commissioner Rogelio Quevedo stated that corporations involved in government contracts or public interest projects will be required to elect independent directors. The SEC plans to issue a new definition for corporations vested with public interest, which includes contractors and those involved in flood control projects.

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The new rules address concerns regarding corporations with small capitalization that have been awarded large government contracts. This regulatory change aims to improve corporate oversight and governance standards for firms dealing with public funds in the Philippines.

The Securities and Exchange Commission recently received a governance scorecard assessment for listed companies in the Philippines.

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    Corporations receiving government contracts might face increased compliance costs or changes in corporate structure.

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