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Board’s Role in Shaping Corporate Culture
A healthy corporate culture lies at the heart of strong corporate governance. Corporate culture can be defined as the values, attitudes and behaviours demonstrated by the issuer in its operations and relations with its stakeholders. An effective Board sets the tone at the top and defines the issuer’s purpose, values and strategy and shapes and develops the desired culture to support the issuer’s ambitions.

Shaping and maintaining the desired culture is a journey, and requires long-term commitment from the Board. The Board should monitor and evaluate corporate culture and pay attention to hints of potential cultural weaknesses, such as a high rate of staff turnover and a low level of communication / engagement and a lack of transparency within the issuer.
No “One-size-fits all”

There is no “one-size-fits-all” when it comes to corporate culture. What matters is that the culture is appropriate for the context in which the issuer is operating and that there is alignment between purpose, values, strategy and business model(s).

Points to consider include the following:

Our Guidance Materials
The Exchange has developed training and published comprehensive guidance materials on corporate culture and the Board’s role in fostering the same. External resources provide additional guidance on these subjects.

Publication and Training
External Resources