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The secretariat team of the ICSA Awards 2017 Governance Project of the Year speak about their ambitious merger, undertaken while moving head office and maintaining stock exchange listings in four countries ...

Company secretaries should review the PLSA and ISS' voting guidelines ahead of this year's annual general meetings

A clash in court between two pharmaceutical giants highlights the importance of consistency and clarity in legal documents, says Paul Harris of Venner Shipley.

Perhaps Mark Twain should have been an accountant or chartered secretary. He neatly summed up his distaste of rambling and lengthy writings...

Researchers have recently observed a previously unnamed ransomware dubbed "Rorschach" that they emphasize to be "one of the fastest ransomware observed, by the speed of encryption."

The Head of Workplace Wellbeing Programmes (Strategy and Development) at Mind talks about the role good governance can play in supporting workers' mental health.

In 25 years the purpose of corporate governance has moved beyond ‘improving oversight' to ‘saving capitalism'

Niamh O'Sullivan, company secretary at Cancer Research UK discusses how good governance is the lynchpin of an effective organisation

It has been an intense annual general meeting (AGM) season, with an increased focus on diversity and new regulations on the horizon.

There is a requirement for listed company directors to have induction and ongoing training and development under the UK Corporate Governance Code provision (B:4) and a requirement to comply or explain any non-compliance against that code.

A ruling in iiyama (UK) Ltd and others v Samsung Electronic Co Ltd and others from the Court of Appeal in the UK is likely to greatly expand the value of damages claimants can recover in future cartel cases.

It is a subject, perhaps even a discipline, that companies on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) can no longer ignore.

The past few years have been particularly challenging for the sport sector in the UK. A number of sports organisations have faced substantial media and government scrutiny ...

Employers face uncertain rulings on holiday pay claims and parental leave pay, as well as new risks for protected conversations

The founder of the law firm Tapestry talks about angling for the best talent, ditching ‘cookie cutter' recruitment, and the merit of employee share schemes

An ICSA and TMF Group survey shows opinion is divided over the difficulty of European governance frameworks.

New insurance accounting rules threaten to be just as complex as their forebears.