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Assess Governance Maturity and Prioritize Its Development
An automated self-assessment that measures corporate governance maturity across 10 domains, including decision-making, accountability, policies, risk management, and the effectiveness of the Board and its committees. It helps you identify strengths and gaps and prioritize the development of governance practices to strengthen transparency, oversight, and clarity of responsibilities
Who Is This Assessment For?
This assessment is designed for governance professionals, executive leaders, Board and committee secretariats, and risk and compliance teams seeking to review governance practices and identify opportunities for improvement. Relevant stakeholders are encouraged to participate to ensure responses reflect approved policies and actual practices
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Target Organizational Capability
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Diagnostic Question
101
Recommendation & Suggested Improvement Action
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Task Management
Track improvement tasks, assign responsibilities, and monitor implementation progress
Corporate Governance Maturity Assessment Domains
Domain 1: Governance Framework
Measures the extent to which a clear enterprise governance framework exists, defining the principles, structures, roles, processes, and documentation required for effective organizational management.
Domain 2: Decision Governance
Measures the organization’s ability to make effective, timely, and transparent decisions through clear authorities, effective committees, and appropriate escalation mechanisms.
Domain 3: Organizational Accountability
Measures the organization’s ability to clearly establish accountability, assign responsibilities, monitor execution, and ensure every decision, initiative, or process has a clear owner and defined accountability.
Domain 4: Risk, Compliance & Assurance
Measures the organization’s ability to manage risk, compliance, internal controls, and assurance activities to ensure adherence and reduce risk exposure.
Domain 5: Policy Management
Measures the organization’s ability to develop, approve, communicate, monitor, and periodically review policies to ensure alignment with regulatory and strategic requirements.
Domain 6: Performance Governance
Measures the organization’s ability to govern performance, align performance indicators with strategic objectives, and ensure performance results are used for decision-making and continuous improvement.
Domain 7: Board & Committee Effectiveness
Measures the effectiveness of the Board and committees in exercising governance, making decisions, monitoring execution, and overseeing performance, risk, and strategy.
Domain 8: Transparency & Ethical Governance
Measures the organization’s commitment to transparency, integrity, disclosure, conflict-of-interest management, and an ethical governance culture.
Domain 9: Governance Capability
Measures the organization’s readiness in terms of competencies, methodologies, tools, and resources required to implement governance effectively and sustainably.
Domain 10: Governance Excellence & Future Readiness
Measures the organization’s ability to continuously evolve governance, leverage innovation, prepare for future changes, and adopt emerging technologies.
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Domain 10: Governance Excellence & Future Readiness
Measures the organization’s ability to continuously evolve governance, leverage innovation, prepare for future changes, and adopt emerging technologies.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Is Corporate Governance Maturity?
Governance maturity reflects the clarity of roles and authorities, the implementation of policies, the effectiveness of decision-making, oversight, and accountability, and the organization’s ability to continuously review and improve these practices. It goes beyond having approved documents to include their implementation and ongoing effectiveness
Is the Assessment a Formal Audit or Compliance Certification?
The assessment is a self-assessment tool for measuring the maturity of governance practices and identifying opportunities for improvement. It does not constitute an independent audit or compliance certification and does not replace reviews or regulatory requirements applicable to the organization
How Can I Use the Results to Develop Governance?
Review the domain scores, gaps, and recommendations, then prioritize improvement actions based on their importance and the organization’s needs and resources. Assign responsibilities, set target dates, track execution, and reassess to measure progress