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Charities and non-charities can develop a healthy partnership

According to the NASDAQ Global Compliance Survey, while companies are spending more to be adequately equipped to deal with regulatory changes

In December 2016, 21st Century Fox tabled a takeover bid for Sky. 21st Century Fox is currently Sky's biggest shareholder, controlling 39%, and its offer for the remainder of the company stood at around £11.2 billion, or £10.75 a share.

Tough words, but what makes them particularly noteworthy is that they come from a businessman who has been a highly-successful senior executive in the engineering industry...

Sacha Sadan FCIS, director of corporate governance at Legal & General Investment Management, talks about why ESG issues are more than a passing fad.

The conviction of a whistleblower protesting the ease of registering with Companies House shows flaws in the system

Although the role of the company secretary varies significantly according to the peculiarities of each organisation, there is one thing that all company secretaries share.

UK Sport's funding strategy consultation is an opportunity to review our interpretation of sporting achievement

A recent case (16th August 2019) in the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) – the UK's specialised competition law court – has put under the microscope

The chief executive of a FTSE 100 company said the other day his biggest challenge was persuading junior executives that it was all right to take risks.

UK companies with hidden owners lie behind some of the worst problems of our time. Among other things they have been used to breach UN sanctions, evade taxes and commit fraud.

A leaner UK Corporate Governance Code seeks to refocus attention on the objective of governance, rather than merely ticking boxes.

Campaigners are pleased policing financial misdeeds is back on the government agenda, but the details are vague

An anorak's dispute over when a car is a van shows the need for reforms on how work benefits are taxed

The Government of Jersey implemented new measures on 30 March 2020 that, amongst other things, restrict public gatherings to no more than two people.

The Good Governance Code steering group has launched a consultation process to establish if there is a need for a new governance code to address the challenges being faced by the larger or more complex charities.

The EU Commission focuses on the misuse of intellectual property rights in latest e-commerce competition enforcement