Shareholders

Corporate Governance

We understand that effective corporate governance is essential in maintaining our customers’ trust and in achieving long-term sustainable value for our shareholders. We are committed to ensuring sound oversight consistent with the best interests of our shareholders, ethical business principles and adherence to all the rules and regulations set forth by the regulators. We are diligent in ensuring compliance with all laws and in reporting our financial results objectively and accurately.

For more information, please refer to the Corporate Governance statement in our Annual Report FYE March 2008.

Formulating Business Continuity Plans

Uni.Asia General recognises disasters as a severe risk and has formulated business continuity plans (BCPs) to minimise the impact of any operational interruptions or disaster and to restore operations as quickly as possible following any interruptions. For example, our branches are now collaborating with our business partners, in the event of power surges or electricity outage, the affected branches may still operate at the nearest partner’s office to avoid compromising their point-of-sale capabilities.