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The nomination committee plays a vital, but often understated role to ensuring that the board has and continues to have the necessary range of skills and expertise. It is critical for success of a company to have a strategy for the future...

Natasha Landell-Mills of Sarasin & Partners says directors can help investors understand a company's true financial strength.

Hacktivists and criminals are always seeking and discovering new ways to exploit vulnerabilities.

A British court ruling against employment tribunal fees has raised fears that businesses, mediators and the courts could face a greater burden of cases irrespective of their employment practices.

New research from ICSA into the next generation of the profession points toward an expanding remit for governance and concerns about excessive regulation

An effective anti-corruption and bribery programme is vital to protect a company's reputation.

Some of the most important questions raised by regulators and commentators in the UK following last year's banking crisis related to board room controls at the institutions concerned.

Pressures of international finance spurred Cypriot authorities to strengthen corporate governance. Cyprus was one of the countries to be gravely affected by the financial crisis.

The UK competition authority's review of legal penalties will help business limit their liability for breach of competition law.

For the past two decades, we have helped manage up to 20 annual general meetings a year for different clients across the sectors.

In the face of fragmented international regulation, companies must bolster governance frameworks to combat subsidiary risk

Sir John Parker discusses the value of diversity in the boardroom, the need for business to earn its licence to operate in society and how UK corporate governance is the world-leader.

The digital revolution is gathering pace. Characterised by a fusion of technologies and attitudes blurring the line between the physical and digital spheres...

Modern slavery in supply chains is a serious risk and boards and governance professionals must take action

The exclusion of messaging firm Snap from the S&P 500 index has re-opened debate on whether indexes should include firms with multiple share classes, and even whether such companies should exist.

Beyond bringing value to shareholders, modern business is being asked to show commitment to improving society

Iain Wright discusses the BEIS Select Committee inquiry and how governance can reconnect business with its stakeholders