Good Governance Programme

The role of Corporate Governance is to protect and advance the interests of your organisation by providing the structure through which your objectives are set and met.

It is a key element in improving the organisation’s economic efficiency and growth, as well as enhancing investor confidence.

Poor Corporate Governance exposes a company to existential and operational risk and its directors and management to personal risk.

In the UK, all company directors are bound to meet the Corporate Governance requirements of the Companies Act 2006. The principal responsibilities of a director (whether executive or non-executive) and thus of the Board, are set out in Section 172.

The Revas Good Governance Programme covers four main areas within an organisation’s Corporate Governance: strategy, architecture, compliance and control environment.

Based on a risk management approach, we identify the ‘red flags’ that expose your organisation and its directors or principals from a legal perspective, concern your stakeholders, hinder opportunity or otherwise destroy corporate value.

We then work with you to design and develop an effective Good Governance Programme and assist in its implementation.

The Revas Good Governance Programme is your Board’s assurance that it:

• complies with legal and regulatory requirements regarding Governance

• meets the company’s current and potential investors’ requirements

• has an appropriate framework in place to achieve the company’s objectives and reduce the risk of shareholder value being destroyed

This reduces potential challenges by regulators, investors and other stakeholders.

The Revas Good Governance Programme includes:

• Governance Strategy

• Governance Architecture 

• Control Environment

• Risk mitigation activities

• Compliance System