How Company Secretaries Can Protect Themselves from Investigation, Liabilities & Recovery of Fees
Follow-up webinar to address questions post-SSM Compliance Clinic

💻 Webinar Title:
​​​​​​​How Company Secretaries Can Protect Themselves from Investigation, Liabilities & Recovery of Fees: Follow-up webinar to address questions post-SSM Compliance Clinic

👩‍🏫 Speakers: Wai Chong Khuan (Partner of Messrs Low and Partners) and Ms Mah Li Chen (MAICSA Chartered Secretary)

Webinar Style: In-depth, Immersive & Practical​

🎓 Who Should Attend:
✅ Company Secretaries 

​​​​​​​Date: (Tue) 19 May 2026
Time: 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM

📅 Training Schedule:
Free Session : 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM (90 mins)

If you attend LIVE webinar session, it is FREE.  You do not need to pay

If you wish to get the Recordings, Certificate of Attendance, PPT Slides, Notes, AI tools & exclusive whatsapp group, it is available to PAID Participants of SSM Compliance Clinic Only

Fees for PAID Session & Replay: 
Early Kiasu Bird (1 - 50 pax) : SOLD OUT 15 Apr 5:22pm
Still Not Too Late Bird (51 -  100 pax) : SOLD OUT 27 Apr 5pm
Slow but Still Wanna Join Bird  (101 onwards) : RM 300 (Currently OPEN)

Hurry, Sign up Now ! Click below link to sign up (RM 300)
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 🎓 Benefits
✅ Unlimited Replay
✅ Unlimited Download of Presentation Slides & Notes
✅ AI Knowledge Management 
✅ AI Interactive Dashboards
✅ Certificate of Completion to manually claim your CPD/CPE points.
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​​​​​​​📌 Disclaimer
This webinar is intended for educational and awareness purposes only. We do not represent SSM or any other authorities. Our content and AI dashboards are created & developed from weeks & months of research on publicly available authoritative sources. Participants are advised to consult qualified professionals for specific advice. If there is any data discrepancy or doubt, always refer to official authority sources for accurate and updated information.​​​​​​​