Since 2017, the Court of Appeal has handed down judgment in three landmark cases, which involve cases brought against English multinationals ...

A consultation process is seeking views on the Charity Governance Code and a suggested ‘light refresh' of the current version

The stormy financial headwinds continue to decimate British high streets.

Ten years ago the investment world held its breath as Lehman Brothers collapsed.

Marks & Spencer, the UK's biggest fashion retailer, has dismissed its Clothing, Home and Beauty Director, Jill McDonald, after a series of ill-thought out and executed decisions.

For the first time in more than 20 years, this May will see a major overhaul of European data regulations, reforming rules that were set before popular use of the internet, before smartphones were invented ...

Our initial discussions with investors resulted in the publication of Performance metrics – an investor perspective in June.

An NHS merger is a challenging proposition for any governance team, especially when it has the potential to create one of the largest NHS

Remuneration will once again be the main issue of contention between companies and investors

The master of the WCCSA discusses his time helping to rebuild higher education systems after conflict in Iraq and Libya the work of the WCCSA in supporting the company secretarial profession, and the importance of serving with integrity.

Business confidence remains low, but there are some early signs of improvement in the most recent FT–ICSA Boardroom Bellwether survey of the FTSE 350

The Chartered Governance Institute (CGI – formerly known as ICSA) has published sample terms of reference for board ESG/sustainability committees.

It is one year since the Market Abuse Regulation (MAR) came into force (3 July 2016).

FERC recently issued two back-to-back orders that resolve key questions regarding the Interconnection Customer's "Option to Build" the Transmission Owner's transmission facilities under a FERC-jurisdictional interconnection agreement.

When in March 2016 the Honduran activist Berta Cáceres was shot dead, after protesting against the Agua Zarca hydroelectric project, news of her death spread around the world in hours, prompting investors to suspend their support for the proposed dam.

The outcome of a failure to prevent bribery case shows how seriously prosecutors are taking compliance

Companies House has turned the spotlight onto the rules governing the transparency of ownership and control, with the consequence that any deliberate or mistaken non-compliance...

The American investor Warren Buffett once observed that if a manager with a good reputation takes over the running of a business with a bad reputation, it is the reputation of the business that remains intact.

Firms should create change by submitting gender-leadership data, says the Hampton-Alexander Review's Denise Wilson.

April 6 2008 is unlikely to be a significant date to many people. But for company secretaries, this date will be a vivid reminder of the ever-changing nature of company law.