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The group company secretary at Allied Irish Banks discusses the challenges of ‘scope-creep', the importance of inspirational managers, and teamwork

Company secretaries are often the most experienced boardroom participants. However, they seldom become board directors in their own capacity

Tim Martin's outspoken stance on corporate governance should give us food for thought

The use of parliamentary privilege to break non-disclosure agreements raises questions about their usage

Members from the ICSA Awards Company Secretarial Team of the Year, National Grid, discuss what makes a successful secretariat team...

Flexibilities in relation to AGMs contained in the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act ended on 30 March.

TSB's handling of its IT migration reveals the importance of managing reputational risk

Wonga's collapse is arguably a victory for increased regulation, but deeper changes are still needed to protect the vulnerable

The turmoil that ensued following TSB's migration of its IT systems in April has led to a number of questions regarding their preparedness to change distributors and their ability to fix...

On the morning of 26 July, Facebook was valued at $630 billion (£481 billion). By the end of the day, its value had dropped to $510 billion (£389 billion) ...

Proper succession planning ensures the right people are in place should the unexpected strike.

Last week, I watched my 11-year-old daughter in a performance of Twelfth Night at her school.

The government has released a set of proposals to address issues with executive pay, stakeholder engagement and private companies.

Economic pessimism, political uncertainty and cyber risk mark the latest FT–ICSA Boardroom Bellwether survey of the FTSE 350, taken after the general election.

On 7 September 2016, the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority announced new whistleblowing rules for banks, building societies, credit unions and some investment and insurance firms, in response to public demand for greater banking accountability.

In March, Schroders plc, the FTSE 100 asset management firm, caused consternation in corporate governance circles when it announced that Chief Executive Michael Dobson would relinquish his post but stay on as Chairman.

The Financial Reporting Lab shares its insights from investors and companies on business model reporting