My interest in researching into subsidiary governance from a risk management perspective began while looking for a book I couldn't find.

A report from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) has rated Whipps Cross University Hospital in East London as ‘inadequate’.

The money, amounting to £3.2m, was stolen through a fraudulent electronic transaction last week, according to Ryanair.

E.On, one of the UK's biggest energy firms, has agreed with Ofgem to pay a penalty of £7.75 million for overcharging its customers.

Following a consultation on proposed examples of good practice relating to financial crime in November 2014, the FCA has published summary of its feedback.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is seeking comment on current audit committee disclosure requirements.

Judging by the newspaper headlines, time is up for state-funded schools overseen by local authorities in England.

Notes you may take at a meeting may be deemed to be legal documents at some stage with the possibility of the outcome of a court case literally hanging on those very words.

An issue dear to the heart of ICSA is the need for proper oversight and governance in all areas, either commercial or voluntary.

Thirty years ago the term 'corporate governance' barely existed in vocabulary of business leaders let alone those charged with leading sport at international or domestic level.

ICSA's response to the Government's Green Paper on Corporate Governance Reform was submitted on 17 February.

One of the surprising findings from this year's FT−ICSA Boardroom Bellwether relates to women on boards.

I thoroughly enjoyed our conference on 9th and 10th July and, judging by the feedback, so did the overwhelming majority of the more than a thousand people who were there

Our new Prime Minister elect's trenchant comments on corporate governance should usher in some fresh thinking on issues such as remuneration and board composition.

On 15 February, ICSA hosted a major governance event at the House of Lords, courtesy of Lord Rana MBE, who is a great supporter of ICSA and, in particular, our Northern Ireland branch.

Carolyn Fairbairn, the incoming leader of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), has been asked to rethink the organisation's position on Brexit by a group campaigning for the UK to leave the EU.

From a corporate governance and compliance standpoint, 2016 will be a significant year for Irish companies.

On Wednesday 27 November, some 670 of the UK's leading governance professionals gathered at the Park Lane Hilton hotel in London for the 2019 ICSA Awards...

Any further action against HBOS' board, management and regulators is likely to take two years and be limited to industry bans.

Regular readers of Governance and Compliance may recall a debate in these pages in November 2015 about share buybacks.