On 21 December 2015, the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills ("BIS") published draft non-statutory guidance for consultation on the requirement for companies to maintain a register...

Although well-established in the US, competition class actions have struggled to find their feet in the UK since being introduced by the UK Government some four years ago.

The Government's recent Green Paper on corporate governance reform voiced concerns that some boards may be paying too little attention to the impact of their actions on their stakeholders.

As new reporting requirements are introduced, our community reflects on the possible impact

Britain needs to find the next Google or Facebook to be at the forefront of technology in the world to come, the Chancellor Phillip Hammond said at his last Budget

Digital technology can and does enable charities to have a better and further reach into places of need.

Although some organisations believe there will be little or no change, a significant number anticipate an exodus of talent and other unforeseen consequences.

Facebook has found itself at the centre of many allegations, scandals and legal disputes over the past few years.

There are key reasons for appointing an experienced EBT provider for your share plans

Workers in the ‘gig' economy present new employment law obligations for organisations. A gig economy is an environment in which temporary positions are common and organisations contract...

Sexual harassment proved to be a major story last year, with Time magazine naming ‘the silence breakers' as their ‘person of the year'.

The Chartered Governance Institute, which has a branch in Barbados which offers CPD and networking opportunities for members who live and work in Barbados to meet and share best practice...

A company's reputation is possibly its most valuable asset. The benefit of safeguarding reputation is ultimately for the long-term sustainability of the company.

A new study says that the superior financial performance of companies comes from employee engagement

The House of Commons held a debate on 9 February on a motion of no confidence in the FA's ability to perform its duties or reform its governance structures.

Over a quarter of a century since the Cadbury Code, we should fully understand governance and be able to tell a well, from a poorly, governed company.

Two governance experts debate whether CEOs should become their organisation's chairman

For all the money and time business spends on risk management, building complex models and using quantitative statistical methods, it needs to devote at least as much money and effort...

The latest in ICSA's thought leadership series is 'The Future of Sports Governance – Beyond Autonomy' which assesses the implications of various pressures on the concept of sporting autonomy

Companies can learn from their wider stakeholders, but must prioritise among different inputs.