Board’s Blindspot: Tax Strategy and Risks in a VUCA World
2 September 2026
Join leading international tax experts and board leaders for a timely discussion on navigating global tax reforms, AI, governance and emerging risks shaping long-term business strategy.

Tax Strategy and Risks in a VUCA World
Joint Seminar | Boardroom Dialogue
International Tax Masterclass – Session 6
In partnership with the Singapore Institute of Directors (SID)
A timely boardroom conversation on global tax, geopolitics, AI and the decisions shaping long-term value.

In partnership with the Singapore Institute of Directors (SID)
Date & Time: 2 September 2026, 3.00pm–5.00pm
Venue: Tax Academy of Singapore Hub (Virtual attendance available)
Standard Registration: S$130.80 per participant (including 9% GST)
S$120 before GST
Payment via PayNow or bank transfer. Instructions are provided in the registration form.
About the Seminar
The Tax Academy of Singapore (TA), in partnership with the Singapore Institute of Directors (SID), presents a timely boardroom dialogue examining why tax is increasingly becoming a board-level strategic consideration.
As global tax reforms, geopolitical uncertainty, artificial intelligence and growing stakeholder expectations reshape the operating environment, tax can no longer be viewed solely as a compliance matter. Decisions involving business strategy, investment, M&A, governance and reputation increasingly carry significant tax implications.
This seminar brings together perspectives from international tax policy, academia, tax administration, global industry and board leadership to explore how Boards can better anticipate emerging risks, strengthen governance and make informed decisions in an increasingly volatile and complex environment.
Boards Today Are Asking
Megatrends and impact on MNE tax risk and directors’ liability
How do best-in-class MNEs navigate a fragmenting global tax order?
Is our enterprise tax governance framework fit-for-purpose?
How will AI reshape enterprise tax?
Implications for Singapore and our tax incentive regime
Five Boardroom Decisions Shaping Long-Term Competitiveness
Optimal tax strategy and setting the right corporate ethos
Set framework and approach to supervising tax risks
Leveraging external expertise given tax specialism
Disclosure to meet increasing transparency demands
Putting in place a tax function fit for an AI future
Hear Directly From
Professor David Rosenbloom
Former US International Tax Counsel
NYU School of Law
Professor Dr René Matteotti
Chair in Swiss, European and International Tax Law
University of Zurich
Ms Ng Pei San
Tax Director, International Tax and Relations, Policy Branch
Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore
Mr Vineet Rachh
Vice President, Taxes, APAC, Middle East and Africa
Procter & Gamble
Ms Samantha Xu
Chief Financial Officer
BW LPG Ltd
Senior Accredited Director, SID
Mr Hari Subramaniam
Managing Director
HABA Ventures
Senior Accredited Director, SID
Moderator
Mr Sam Sim
Accredited Director, SID
Board member, Tax Notes (USA)
Ex-audit & risk committee member, Gambling Regulatory Authority board
Ex-Asia Board President, Tax Executive Institute (Washington DC)
Member, IFA Permanent Scientific Committee
