The Charity Commission is advising charities of changes to audit thresholds which are aimed at reducing the regulatory burden for charities.

'There needs to be a concerted effort to improve trust in the motivations and integrity of business,' says Chairman of the UK's Financial Reporting Council Sir Winfried Bischoff in his foreword...

Legal & General, the UK's largest asset manager, has announced it will end quarterly reporting next year to focus on the long-term goals of the company.

Our colleagues in the UK have a very useful document that is essential reading for all company secretaries.

This week 11.5 million documents from legal firm Mossack Fonseca, based in Panama, were leaked to the media.

A non-financial risk that every board of directors needs to consider and manage is that of cyber security.

Writing minutes can be a daunting, deceptively difficult and time-consuming task, yet people often find themselves called upon to take minutes, with little training or guidance to support them.

The failure of HBOS in October 2008 has been attributed to a variety of reasons: some technical; some relating to global economic conditions; some alleging fraud or criminality...

No matter what sector you are in, it has been a long-debated conundrum. What is more valuable to an employer ...

Developing a personal network is as relevant as ever to unlock your career potential, and the tools you need to do this have changed.

It is time for the Government to take a broader approach to the initiatives considered in the current Green Paper on Corporate Governance in the UK.

Sir Martin Sorrell recounts that when Sir Tim Berners-Lee proposed an information management system at CERN...

You know that Spring – and the AGM season – has arrived when the first newspaper articles expressing outrage at directors' pay appear. They are as reliable an indicator as daffodils.

The Takeover Panel has publicly censured Credit Suisse and law firms Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer and Holman Fenwick Willan for breaching the code of conduct rules in the creation of Bumi, an Indonesian coal miner.

Allegations, accusations and counter-accusations continue to fly around the collapse of Kids Company.

Recent charity scandals have reignited some perennial governance debates: trustee remuneration; the unitary board; and the need to generally professionalise trustees.

Automatic enrolment has been one of the great success stories for UK pension provision.

World Mental Health Day raises awareness on what can be lost in neglecting the mental wellbeing of staff.

"The digital future of Europe," Andrus Ansip, Vice President for the Digital Single Market noted in December 2015, "can only be built on trust."

Institutional investors back away from businesses that have been hacked into, according a global survey conducted by KPMG.