Corporate Governance
Committed to the highest standards of corporate governance, transparency, and accountability as we prepare for our SGX Catalist listing.
Governance Framework
Homejourney is committed to establishing robust corporate governance practices aligned with the Singapore Code of Corporate Governance 2018. As we prepare for our SGX Catalist listing, we are building the governance infrastructure that will ensure transparency, accountability, and protection of stakeholder interests.
Our governance framework is founded on the principles of board leadership, accountability, effective risk management, and fair remuneration — ensuring that the company is managed in the long-term interests of all stakeholders.
Board of Directors
Vincent Ong
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Leads company strategy, product vision, and technology direction. Responsible for building Homejourney from inception into a multi-product platform serving Singapore's property ecosystem.
Independent Director (TBC)
Independent Non-Executive Director
To be appointed as part of SGX Catalist listing preparation. Will chair the Audit Committee and provide independent oversight of financial reporting and risk management.
Independent Director (TBC)
Independent Non-Executive Director
To be appointed pre-IPO. Will chair the Remuneration Committee and ensure alignment of executive compensation with shareholder interests.
Board Committees
Audit Committee
Oversees financial reporting integrity, internal controls, risk management, and external audit processes. Ensures compliance with Singapore Financial Reporting Standards (SFRS).
Remuneration Committee
Reviews and recommends remuneration frameworks for directors and key management. Ensures competitive, fair, and performance-aligned compensation structures.
Nominating Committee
Evaluates board composition, director independence, and succession planning. Ensures the board maintains appropriate skills, experience, and diversity.
Governance Policies
- Act with honesty, integrity, and fairness in all business dealings
- Protect confidential information and respect intellectual property
- Avoid situations that create actual or perceived conflicts of interest
- Report any violations through designated channels without fear of retaliation
- Comply with all applicable laws and regulations in jurisdictions of operation
- Anonymous reporting available through dedicated secure channel
- Protection against retaliation for good-faith reports
- Independent investigation of all credible reports
- Regular reporting to the Audit Committee on whistleblower matters
- Clear escalation procedures based on severity and nature of concerns
- Prohibition of bribes, kickbacks, and facilitation payments
- Due diligence requirements for third-party partners and vendors
- Gift and hospitality guidelines with clear monetary thresholds
- Mandatory compliance training for all employees
- Regular risk assessments of corruption exposure areas
- Annual declaration of interests by all directors and key management
- Mandatory disclosure of potential conflicts as they arise
- Recusal procedures for conflicted parties in decision-making
- Register of interests maintained and reviewed by the Board
- Clear guidelines on related-party transactions and approvals
- Independent review of all material related-party transactions
- Board approval required for transactions above materiality thresholds
- Annual review of recurring related-party transactions
- Disclosure in financial statements per SFRS requirements
- Conflicted directors abstain from approving relevant transactions
Regulatory Compliance
PDPA (Personal Data Protection Act)
Full compliance with Singapore's data protection requirements including consent management, data minimisation, and breach notification protocols.
ACRA (Accounting & Corporate Regulatory Authority)
Registered with ACRA and compliant with Companies Act filing requirements, annual returns, and corporate governance obligations.
SGX Catalist Listing Rules
Preparing for compliance with SGX Catalist listing requirements including continuing obligations, disclosure standards, and corporate governance code.