What is GRC, and how does it help Malaysian companies?
GRC (Governance, Risk Management, and Compliance) integrates policies, processes, and controls to help companies mitigate risks, maintain integrity, and comply with regulatory obligations.Â
Is GRC only for large enterprises, or do SMEs also need it?
SMEs benefit significantly from GRC, particularly in regulated industries or when expanding. It helps them build internal controls, reduce compliance risks, and foster stakeholder trust.Â
What regulations do Malaysian companies need to comply with?
Key regulations include the Companies Act 2016, the MACC Act 2009 (anti-corruption), AMLA (anti-money laundering), and PDPA. InCorp ensures your business stays compliant across these areas.Â
What services does InCorp offer under GRC?
We provide compliance reviews, policy drafting, internal audits, anti-bribery risk assessments, due diligence, and governance advisory aligned with ESG and risk mitigation goals.Â
How do I know if my company is at risk of non-compliance?
Early indicators include missed statutory deadlines, lack of documented policies, or untrained staff. InCorp can run a compliance health check to identify and address gaps.Â
Can InCorp assist us in implementing a comprehensive Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) framework?
Absolutely. We tailor GRC frameworks to meet your business needs, encompassing governance structures, risk registers, control measures, and reporting workflows.Â
For further assistance or advice tailored to your specific situation, contact our ESG experts today.Â