GIC head explains the 'smart way' to comply
[SINGAPORE] Keeping up with increasing compliance is of great concern to companies, and Singapore's top sovereign wealth fund GIC Pte Ltd (formerly known as Government of Singapore Investment Corporation) is facing a similar challenge.
But companies have to be careful not to let onerous rules hold them back, GIC group president Lim Siong Guan said at a plenary discussion yesterday.
"Compliance is a big challenge, the way I see GIC as a fund manager. And obviously, compliance is about making sure you follow the rules - and more so for GIC because it is the fund manager of the government and all our investments are in the name of the Singapore government, which means that there are other factors that we have to take into consideration, like reputational risks.
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