In a compelling panel discussion, Senior Lawyer Ijaz Ahmed highlights critical flaws in corporate governance, emphasising the imbalance between protection and responsibility. He critiques the excessive reliance on auditors and management, the inefficacy of independent directors, and the structural issues arising from concentrated shareholding. Stressing the need for cultural reforms, he advocates for industry-led governance standards and over-reactive regulatory measures. His insights call for equipping board members with tangible tools to ensure accountability, protect investors, and drive sustainable corporate practices.
