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Seamless Sustainability Reporting with BoardRoom’s Advisory and Bursa Malaysia’s CSI Solution

Seamless Sustainability Reporting with BoardRoom’s Advisory and Bursa Malaysia’s CSI Solution

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Seamless Sustainability Reporting
 

Streamline Your Sustainability Reporting with BoardRoom x Bursa Malaysia  
 

Commencing 1st January 2025, Malaysia Public Listed Companies (PLCs) must comply with Bursa Malaysia’s enhanced sustainability reporting standards under the National Sustainability Reporting Framework (NSRF). Aligned with IFRS S1 and S2, these requirements mandate structured, data-backed, and assurance-ready disclosures. Most companies are still not prepared. The shift calls for more than mere templates or one-off reports. 

It requires a complete rethinking of how sustainability data is collected, analysed, and reported. Bursa Malaysia has rolled out the Centralised Sustainability Intelligence (CSI) Solution which comprises the Sustainability Reporting Platform, aligned to the IFRS S1 and S2 standards, and other climate reporting frameworks. The solution also offers value-added services to support companies in managing sustainability data and disclosures.

BoardRoom has formed a strategic collaboration with Bursa Malaysia to assist PLCs in adopting and using CSI Solution more effectively. Through this collaboration, companies gain access to end-to-end support — from platform onboarding and data input to reporting guidance and advisory. The collaboration aims to raise the quality of disclosures while reducing the complexity and cost of compliance, allowing PLCs to focus on what matters: delivering measurable and meaningful sustainability outcomes.
 

Why You Should Partner With BoardRoom
 

End-to-End Implementation with Built-In Compliance

BoardRoom will manage your end-to-end reporting journey and support in accelerating your CSI adoption. We ensure that our Reporting Practices are aligned with all regulatory requirements, saving internal teams months of effort while ensuring completeness, consistency, and readiness for limited assurance.
 

Deep Advisory to Support Strategic Outcomes

Our role extends beyond mere reporting. BoardRoom guides your leadership team on integrating Sustainability into your business and navigating the systemic risks in Sustainability.
 

High Impact, Low Cost

We understand that timing and budgets are tight. That is why we are offering our Sustainability Services at a special rate for a limited period only. With this offer, you will receive full access to the Bursa Malaysia’s CSI Solution and a full Sustainability Report with our advisory support and implementation assistance, all without the expense of building in-house capacity.
 

The 2025 Sustainability Deadline Is Approaching. Are You Ready?

Sustainability reporting is no longer optional. It is a business imperative tied directly to investor confidence, regulatory exposure and your social licence to operate. With mandatory disclosure requirements coming into effect in 2025, the pressure to meet these standards is increasing rapidly. That is why this collaboration between Bursa Malaysia and BoardRoom aims to assist listed companies in streamlining their Sustainability reporting through a reliable and scalable solution.

Join other companies that are proactively preparing for the 2025 trend.

Empower your reporting with confidence — let BoardRoom be your trusted partner.
 
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Meet the Leader Driving This Transformation

We are proud to introduce Chong Kok Wai, our new Regional Director of Sustainability.
Kok Wai brings 28 years of experience across legal, compliance, and Sustainability in ASEAN and Australia. In his previous role as Group Head of Legal, Compliance and Sustainability, he led initiatives that earned recognition on the FTSE4Good Index Malaysia and a Silver ESG Award in 2023.

He also serves as Lead Secretariat of the CEO Action Network, one of Malaysia’s leading coalitions for corporate sustainability leadership. His insights and thought leadership now power our approach to helping clients navigate reporting challenges and regulatory changes with clarity and precision.
 

 

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Discover the OneBoardRoom Advantage – One Partner, Total Control

Discover the OneBoardRoom Advantage – One Partner, Total Control

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Experience the OneBoardRoom Advantage
 

Relying on multiple service providers often leads to fragmentation, misaligned processes, rising costs, and increased compliance risks that slow your momentum as you scale.

The OneBoardRoom Advantage changes that.

With the OneBoardRoom Advantage, you can consolidate all your corporate services needs under one dedicated expert. As a BoardRoom client, you’ll gain more than a service provider — you gain a strategic partner committed to delivering accuracy, compliance, and consistent results.

From Corporate Secretarial, Tax, Accounting, Payroll, and Share Registry to Employee Share Plans and Sustainability services, everything works better when it works together.
 

Why Clients Choose the OneBoardRoom Advantage
 

Simplify Oversight, Single Point of Contact

Enjoy full visibility across all regions with a dedicated relationship lead. No more managing of multiple vendors or reconciling inconsistent processes.

Streamlined Efficiency & Cost Savings

Reduce duplication, accelerate workflows, and achieve faster turnaround times that result in meaningful cost savings.
 

Seamless Service Integration

Our coordinated service delivery approach streamlines corporate functions like payroll, compliance, reporting, share plans and more, to reduce errors and manual work.

Consistent Support Across Asia-Pacific

Get the same quality of service in every market, supported by regional expertise and a unified delivery standard.
 

Strategic, Proactive Advisory

Beyond routine administration, our experts identify risks, anticipate regulatory shifts, and provide tailored guidance at every stage of your business growth.

Proven Performance & Trust

With over 7,300 clients and 50 years of experience, BoardRoom is the trusted partner for end-to-end corporate services that you can count on.
 

Whether you are already a BoardRoom client looking to simplify complexity further or considering consolidating your corporate services for the first time, the One BoardRoom Advantage empowers your organisation to optimise costs, improve efficiency, and deliver exceptional service without compromising on quality. With one expert partner, you gain greater control, consistency, and confidence across all your business functions.

One BoardRoom. One Partner. Complete Corporate Services Delivered Seamlessly.

Reach out to your BoardRoom advisor or schedule a consultation to discover how the OneBoardRoom Advantage can transform your business.
 
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Corporate Income Tax Filing Deadline Approaching – Submit by 31 July 2025

Corporate Income Tax Filing Deadline Approaching – Submit by 31 July 2025

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As the corporate tax environment becomes increasingly complex, timely compliance is more critical than ever. Companies in Malaysia with a financial year ending 31 December 2024 must submit their corporate income tax return (Form e-C) by 31 July 2025, in line with statutory requirements from the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (IRBM). 

Form e-C is the prescribed return under the Income Tax Act 1967 and applies to all resident and non-resident companies operating in Malaysia. With recent changes to tax policies, including updates to reliefs, deductions, and incentives, it is important that tax positions are reviewed carefully to ensure accuracy and compliance in this year’s filing. 

If you need support with preparing or filing your tax return, reach out to our tax team to ensure everything is in place ahead of the 31 July 2025 deadline.
 
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Experience the OneBoardRoom Advantage

Timely tax compliance is just one part of a broader operational picture. BoardRoom’s fully integrated solution combines tax, corporate secretarial, payroll, accounting, share registry services and sustainability services advisory under one trusted partner.

Our regional team ensures consistent, high-quality delivery across Asia-Pacific, supported by efficient processes and strategic advisory. With over 7,300 clients and 50 years of experience, we help businesses reduce risk, streamline operations, and stay compliant with confidence.

To discuss how the OneBoardRoom Advantage can support your broader compliance strategy, contact your BoardRoom representative to learn more. 
 

 

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Future-Ready Dividend Payments: Simplified.

Future-Ready Dividend Payments: Simplified.

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It’s Time to Simplify Dividend Payments, And BSIP is Here to Lead The Way
 

With MAS set to phase out corporate cheques by the end of 2025, many companies, especially those with scrip shareholders, are rethinking how they manage dividend payouts.

BoardRoom’s Smart Investor Portal (BSIP) is designed to make that transition seamless. It simplifies everything from secure bank detail collection to compliant e-payments across both local and international accounts. This allows your team to reduce manual tasks and stay focused on strategic priorities.

If shareholders do not respond, our post-payout services ensure accurate record-keeping and provide tools to support effective re-engagement. This helps you minimise administrative gaps and always stay audit-ready.
 

Why Switch to BSIP Now?
 

Direct Bank Transfers for Dividends

No more waiting for cheques. BSIP enables direct, cross-border e-payments in your local currency, faster, safer, and smarter.

All-In-One Access for Shareholders 

Whether you're a scrip or CDP investor, BSIP will soon offer seamless access to proxy voting, annual report requests, and more, all from one secure platform.
 

Simplified Shareholder Management

From onboarding to document submissions, BSIP makes every step paperless and efficient.

Trusted Security

Our platform meets stringent cybersecurity standards, including annual VAPT audits, so your data stays safe always.
 

Built for the Future 

We’re not just replacing cheques. We’re redefining the standard for shareholder communication and payments, with future-ready features rolling out soon.

Greater Transparency & Real-Time Updates

Stay in the loop with instant notifications and up-to-date visibility into dividends, shareholder forms, and corporate actions.
 

Managing dividends for scrip shareholders can be time-consuming and error-prone, with lost cheques, delays, and hard-to-reach recipients. 

BSIP streamlines the entire process by securely collecting bank details, enabling direct local and international payments, and offering real-time status tracking—all through one easy-to-use platform. After payments are made, BSIP supports you by maintaining accurate records, monitoring failed transactions, and assisting with shareholder follow-ups to ensure nothing is overlooked.

Let us handle these complexities so your team can focus on driving your business forward. Contact us to learn more or schedule a brief demo.
 
CONTACT US FOR A BSIP DEMO
 

Alternatively, you can email us at [email protected] to speak with our team.

 

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Corporate Service Providers Act 2024 will come into effect on 9 June 2025: Key Changes and Compliance Guide

Corporate Service Providers Act 2024 will come into effect on 9 June 2025 Key Changes and Compliance Guide

Corporate Service Providers Act 2024 will come into effect on 9 June 2025: Key Changes and Compliance Guide

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The Singapore Corporate Service Providers Act 2024 (“CSP Act”), effective 9 June 2025, introduces critical compliance requirements for businesses using corporate services in Singapore. In this article, we explore the key changes and the impact of these changes on businesses that engage corporate service providers.

Key Changes Effective 9 June 2025

The CSP Act is a key regulatory development in Singapore aimed at strengthening the corporate service providers industry. Introduced to enhance corporate governance and regulatory oversight, the CSP Act promotes transparency, ensures consistent compliance standards, and aligns with international anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism and proliferation financing obligations.

The CSP Act will officially take effect on 9 June 2025. To support its implementation, the Corporate Service Providers Regulations 2025 (“CSP Regulations”), which contain more detailed rules pertaining to the requirements under the CSP Act, was published on 8 May 2025 and will also come into effect on 9 June 2025.

Below are the key changes of the legislative amendments:

Mandatory ACRA Registration

All entities offering corporate services, such as company formation, company secretary, nominee director or shareholder services, or registered office address services in or from Singapore, must register with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) as registered Corporate Service Providers (CSPs). The changes will enhance the regulatory regime and level the playing field for all CSPs, and importantly, enable ACRA to take enforcement action against registered CSPs that breach AML/CFT/PF obligations (as defined below).

AML/CFT/CPF Obligations

All registered Corporate Service Providers (CSPs) are required to comply not only with existing anti-money laundering (AML) and countering the financing of terrorism (CFT) obligations, but also with measures to prevent the financing of the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (“AML/CFT/PF obligations”). To mitigate financial crime risks, CSPs must conduct customer due diligence before delivering any corporate services, and where there is a reason to suspect money laundering, terrorism financing, or proliferation financing.

Fines for Non-Compliance

Breaches of AML/CFT/CPF obligations by CSPs or their senior management may incur fines of up to S$100,000 per breach, emphasising the importance of robust compliance.

Nominee Director Regulations

Only ACRA-registered CSPs can arrange nominee director appointments, and they must assess these directors as fit and proper. Individuals cannot act as nominee directors by way of business unless appointed by a registered CSP.

Disclosure Requirements

Nominee directors’ and shareholders’ status, along with their nominators’ identities, must be disclosed and filed to ACRA, enhancing transparency in corporate ownership. The nominee status will be made publicly available. However, only public authorities may access the full information of the nominators maintained by ACRA for the purposes of administration or enforcement of any written law.

Increased Fines for Registers

Companies will face higher penalties for non-compliance with maintaining accurate registers of registrable controllers, nominee directors, and nominee shareholders. This ensures proper record-keeping.

Robust compliance

What this Means for your Business

The CSP Act 2024 impacts businesses using corporate services in Singapore. These businesses may need to provide additional documentation, such as beneficial ownership or nominator details, to meet ACRA’s disclosure requirements. It is important to ensure that you are using a CSP that is ACRA-registered. The need for enhanced due diligence may also lead to additional processes with your CSP.

These measures enhance Singapore’s business environment, boosting trust for your operations.

Next Steps for Businesses using CSPs

To prepare for the CSP Act 2024, we encourage businesses to:

  • Verify your CSP’s ACRA registration from 9 June 2025.
  • Be prepared to provide any additional compliance-related information as required.
  • Stay informed through ACRA’s resources / our newsletters and webinars on compliance matters in Singapore.
  • Reach out to your specialist consultant at Boardroom for step-by-step guidance on how the CSP Act works.
How can BoardRoom Support your Business

How can BoardRoom Support your Business?

The CSP Act 2024 strengthens Singapore’s position as a premier international business hub, and BoardRoom is committed to helping your business navigate these changes. As an ACRA-registered CSP, we are fully prepared for the CSP Act 2024 effective June 9, 2025.

We are constantly updating our AML/CFT/PF processes and training our team to meet all regulatory requirements. We also offer personalised reviews of your corporate setup to ensure compliance with Singapore’s nominee director regulations and other obligations.

For guidance on CSP Act compliance, contact us today.

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Case Study –Streamlining and Standardising Accounting Processes Across Multiple Entities for a Leading Infrastructure Development Firm

Case Study –Streamlining and Standardising Accounting Processes Across Multiple Entities for a Leading Infrastructure Development Firm

Case Study –Streamlining and Standardising Accounting Processes Across Multiple Entities for a Leading Infrastructure Development Firm

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Client Profile

Our client is a prominent infrastructure development company specialising in the early-stage development of infrastructure projects across South and Southeast Asia. Operating as part of a larger group, the company focuses on catalysing private sector investment in infrastructure sectors.

Background

Prior to engaging BoardRoom’s Accounting services, the client faced challenges in terms of fragmented co-ordination, managing multiple internal contacts across various finance activities, including document collation and head office reporting. The process of consolidating financial data at a Group level was complex, with each entity following their own individual accounting practices. This lack of standardisation was further compounded by the absence of standardised reporting templates across the Group.

The Solution

The Accounting Team at BoardRoom identified that the root of these challenges stemmed from the absence of standardised processes, which are crucial for effective multi-entity accounting.

To address this, BoardRoom implemented a structured approach, introducing the following group-wide standardisation measures across key accounting areas:

Document Collation: BoardRoom introduced a systematic approach to document collation and management.

This initiative ensured consistency in the type, format and quality of documents maintained across all entities, addressing the inefficiencies caused by varying collation methods and standards at different entities. The result was a more streamlined process that improved document collation and management across the group.

Uniform Accounting Transaction Recording: BoardRoom standardised the way accounting transactions were recorded across the Group.

By standardising the transaction recording process, all entities followed the same procedures for transaction entry and classification, reducing discrepancies between entities. This uniform approach also brought alignment to the financial practices of each entity, ensuring accurate and reliable financial data that could be easily consolidated and reported.

Implementation of a Unified Chart of Accounts: To enhance alignment in reporting across the Group, BoardRoom developed and introduced a single, standardised chart of accounts across all entities. This unified approach facilitated seamless consolidation of financial data and comparison of financial results across all entities within the Group.

BoardRoom also ensured localised adaptations of the accounts codes were incorporated where appropriate to meet local regulatory requirements, without compromising group-wide comparability.

Consistent Reporting Templates: BoardRoom developed and implemented standardised reporting templates for all entities.

These templates were designed to ensure that financial data was presented in a consistent format, allowing for easier comparison and analysis across the Group. The uniformity in reporting templates gave management a clearer view of the group’s financial health, enabling more accurate and timely decision-making.

The Results

Following the implementation of uniform processes and standardised reporting frameworks, our client's multi-entity accounting operations were significantly optimised.

Management gained a more holistic and accurate view of the Group financial position, enhancing their ability to make timely, informed strategic planning and decisions.

The streamlined processes also resulted in reduced reporting turnaround time, improved compliance with internal and external reporting standards, and laid a strong foundation for future scalability as the Group continued to expand its operations across the region.

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Standardising Accounting Processes and Reporting for Enhanced Group-Wide Visibility

BoardRoom’s strategic approach to implementing multi-entity accounting processes has transformed our client’s financial operations. Through greater visibility, consistency operational efficiency, the client is now better positioned to drive business performance and make more informed, strategic decisions.

Contact us today to see how we can help streamline your accounting processes and empower your business to achieve a more strategic, data-driven growth.

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U.S. Tariffs Are Changing the Game — Is Your Tax Strategy Ready?

U.S. Tariffs Are Changing the Game — Is Your Tax Strategy Ready?

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On 2 April 2025, the U.S. announced a sweeping shift in trade policy— “reciprocal tariffs”, including a baseline 10% tariff on imports, with certain goods subject to even higher rates.

 

This policy change is expected to have substantial ripple effects globally, especially in Asia’s trade-dependent economies like Singapore and Malaysia, reshaping the trade flows, supply chain arrangements and cross-border operations.

 

In this evolving landscape, businesses must remain agile, not just in their operations but also in their financial and tax strategies. The changing trade dynamics present both challenges and opportunities, prompting a need to reassess both indirect and direct tax considerations.

 

In this edition of our newsletter, we explore how businesses in Asia can respond proactively to these developments:

 
  • Indirect tax considerations: Adapting to changing trade flows
  • Direct tax considerations: Rethinking cross-border transfer pricing
  • Proactive tax planning: Building long-term resilience
Stay ahead of the curve and click below to download our newsletter now.
 
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We are here to support you through these changes with tailored solutions to optimise both indirect and direct tax strategies.

You can CONTACT US and let us help you navigate these changes and turn challenges into growth opportunities.
 

 
 
 

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Stay ahead of ACRA Deadlines & Compliance Requirements for XBRL and Annual Returns

Stay ahead of ACRA Deadlines & Compliance Requirements for XBRL and Annual Returns

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Stay ahead of ACRA Deadlines and Compliance Requirements for Annual Returns and XBRL  


The annual filing season for Singapore-incorporated companies with a financial year ending 31 March 2025 is fast approaching. As a reminder, all Singapore-incorporated companies are required by law to file their Annual Returns (AR) with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) after holding their Annual General Meetings (AGM), if applicable.

Additionally, companies must file their financial statements in XBRL format, unless exempted.

To ensure compliance and avoid penalties, it is crucial to hold your AGM and submit your AR and financial statements early. Below are the key deadlines you should be aware of:

 

Company’s Financial Year End:
31 March 2025

Deadline for holding the company’s AGM

Deadline for submission of Annual Returns together with financial statements (in XBRL format)

 

Listed Company

31 July 2025 

31 August 2025

Non-listed Company

3​​​​0 September 2025 

31 October 2025

 
 

Navigating ACRA Compliance with Confidence: Engaging BoardRoom’s XBRL Services for ACRA Filing
 

Navigating ACRA’s compliance requirements and XBRL data conversion can be a complex task. At BoardRoom, we streamline this process for you by assisting in mapping your financial data to the precise XBRL format required for ACRA submission.

Click on the button below to learn more about the upcoming deadlines for your AGM and AR, and how we can support you with our XBRL data mapping, XBRL conversion, or any aspect of your ACRA filing. 
 
LEARN ABOUT OUR XBRL SERVICES
 

We are here to support you every step of the ACRA compliance journey so you can focus on what matters most — growing your business.

Alternatively, you can CONTACT US to find out how we can assist you with your ACRA compliance requirements.
 
 

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Deadlines for Hong Kong 2024/25 Annual Filing

Deadlines for Hong Kong 2024/25 Annual Filing

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As the annual tax filing season approaches, please be reminded of the upcoming deadlines for filing both your Employer's Return and Profits Tax Return. While the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) has granted an extended filing deadline for Profits Tax Returns under the Block Extension Scheme for tax representatives, the deadline for filing the Employer's Return remains unchanged. 
 
 

Employer’s Return

The Employer’s Returns of Remuneration and Pensions (Form BIR56A) for the year ended 31 March 2025 will be issued on 1 April 2025. Please note that the Block Extension Scheme does not apply to Employer’s Returns.

Employers are required to complete and file the returns within one month from 1 April 2025, along with Form(s) IR56B to report remuneration paid to employees and directors for duties performed both inside and outside Hong Kong during the tax year (1 April 2024 to 31 March 2025).

Additionally, if you have any new hires or terminated employees, you must submit the relevant Form IR56E, Form IR56F or Form IR56G.
 

Remuneration Period

Original Deadline

Extended Deadline

1 April 2024 – 31 March 2025

2 May 2025

No extension

 

What happens if I miss the deadline?

Failure to submit the Employer’s Return within the specified timeframe may result in a fine of HK$10,000 (Level 3 fine), and the court may order additional penalties.
 
 

Profits Tax Return

The bulk issue of 2024/25 Profits Tax returns for corporations and partnerships will be sent out on 1 April 2025 for active cases and 2 April 2025 for inactive cases.

Please note that filing deadlines have been segregated and extended under the Block Extension Scheme according to the different accounting date codes for taxpayers who have appointed tax representatives.
 

Accounting Date / Code

Original Deadline

Extended Deadline

1 April 2024– 30 November 2024 (Code “N”)

2 May 2025

No extension
1 December 2024 – 31 December 2024 (Code “D”) 2 May 2025 15 August 2025
1 January 2025 – 31 March 2025 (Code “M”) 2 May 2025 17 November 2025

 

What happens if I miss the deadline?

What happens if I miss the deadline? Failure to file a Profits Tax Return within the statutory time limit or the filing of an incorrect Profits Tax Return is an offence and is liable on conviction to a fine at level 3 (i.e. HK$10,000), and a further fine of treble the undercharged amount.

In addition, every company that has derived net assessable profits for any year of assessment must inform the IRD in writing that it is so chargeable, not later than four months after the end of the basis period for that year of assessment unless it has already been required to furnish a Profits Tax Return. A company that fails to notify chargeability without reasonable excuses shall be guilty of an offence and is liable on conviction to a fine of HK$10,000 (Level 3 fine), and a further fine of three times the undercharged amount.

The IRD may also issue estimated assessments and impose further penalties for late filing or any non-compliance.
 
 

​​​​​​Need help preparing the form?

If you need assistance with preparing or submitting the tax returns, our team is here to help! Simply reach out to your client manager or click the button below to contact us.
 
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Embark on a Digital Journey—Discover the Power of BSIP

Embark on a Digital Journey—Discover the Power of BSIP

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We’re going digital, and we’re inviting you to join us!

 

Payment to Scrip Investors  

At BoardRoom, we know that dividend payments via cheques can slow you down. That’s why we’ve developed the BoardRoom Smart Investor Portal (BSIP) — a next-gen platform designed to simplify shareholder interactions and payment management. 

BSIP offers a seamless way for companies and shareholders to simplify the entire process — especially when it comes to local & cross-border e-payments.

 

A Unified Portal for CDP & Scrip Investors  

We're bringing everything together in one place, making it easier for public investor to engage registrar services online. Starting with the easy collection of bank details from scrip holders, BSIP will soon expand to serve CDP investors, offering seamless Proxy Voting Submission, Annual Report Request Form, and many more features.

What's more, BSIP gives shareholders a smarter, easier way to correspond and stay connected, offering features such as:
 

Global Dividend Payouts

Payouts are automatically converted into local currencies and seamlessly transferred to banks worldwide, simplifying overseas payments.    

Paperless Convenience

Shareholders can submit all their forms digitally, reducing the need for physical documentation. 
 

All-in-One Access

Shareholders can view documents and stay informed via a secure, easy-to-use portal.

Upcoming Features for CDP & Scrip Investors 

Features like Proxy Voting, Annual Reports Request Forms, and more, enhancing the overall shareholder experience.
 

Safe, Secure, and Seamless

Security is our top priority, BSIP incorporates the best market practice in cybersecurity. BSIP has gone and will undergo annual audits to be up to date with the Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing (VAPT) certification, so you can trust that your data is safe, always.

Want to learn more about how BSIP can enhance your shareholder experience and make payments easier than ever? 
 
REACH OUT TO OUR TEAM TODAY
 

Alternatively, you can contact us at [email protected] to find out how BSIP will simplify your dividend payments.
 
 

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