Overview
OverviewIn today's interconnected corporate world, understanding subsidiary governance is no longer just for specialists – it's a fundamental requirement for anyone involved in a group structure. Are you equipped to navigate the foundational principles, key players, and essential day-to-day considerations that ensure your subsidiaries operate compliantly and effectively? This introductory course provides a concise yet comprehensive overview, setting the stage for deeper engagement with subsidiary governance best practices.
Course purpose:
To provide participants with a foundational understanding of subsidiary governance, its importance within a group structure, and the core principles and practices for effective oversight. The course aims to equip professionals with the essential knowledge needed to identify key governance considerations at the subsidiary level and understand their role in ensuring compliance and operational efficiency
Course Cost (ex VAT)
• Non-Member - £755
• Professional Subscriber - £680
• Member - £605
A discount is available for registered charities, please email training@cgi.org.uk.
For any related enquiries please contact us at events@cgi.org.uk, or call us at +44 207 612 7012
Participant Profile
This course is ideal for anyone involved in the management, governance or decision-making of parents or subsidiaries in group structures. This includes:
- Aspiring governance professionals
- Individuals in corporate administration roles
- Legal or compliance professionals
- Subsidiary directors or officers
- Anyone involved in the day-to-day operations or support of subsidiary entities
- Professionals looking to gain a basic understanding before pursuing advanced qualifications
This course is relevant across all sectors (listed and private companies, charities, public sector, and the NHS)
Learning Outcomes
- Articulate the fundamental concepts and principles of subsidiary governance within a corporate group structure
- Identify the key roles and responsibilities of individuals involved in subsidiary governance, including directors and company secretaries
- Understand the basic legal and regulatory frameworks relevant to subsidiaries
- Recognise the importance of effective day-to-day administration and record-keeping for subsidiaries
- Describe the relationship between parent companies and their subsidiaries in terms of governance oversight
- Identify common risks associated with poor subsidiary governance and the benefits of good governance practices
Post-Course action:
Participants will be encouraged to:
- Conduct a self-assessment of their understanding of subsidiary governance principles
- Initiate discussions within their organisation about the foundational elements of subsidiary governance
- Utilise the provided resources to deepen their understanding of specific areas of interest
- Consider further professional development, such as the "Subsidiary Governance - Operational Excellence" qualification
- Utilise the 6-month complimentary subscription to access relevant resources and stay updated on evolving regulations and best practices
You will also receive:
- Comprehensive course notes and presentation slides
- A practical checklist for foundational subsidiary governance considerations
- Resource list for further reading on corporate governance principles
- Certificate of 6 hours CPD attendance
- 6 months complimentary professional subscription of The Chartered Governance Institute UK & Ireland
People who take this course often go on to book:
Competency framework
This course aligns to CGI’s competency framework: Emerging/Established
Use the competency framework to identify your strengths and areas for improvement in governance.
Course Leaders
Terri Le Couteur FCG, MSc Governance
Terri Le Couteur is the founder of TLC Governance Solutions Limited (tlcgovernancesolutions.co.uk). With 30+ years of multi-jurisdictional and multi-sector experience, Terri Le Couteur FCG, MSc Governance, is a go-to expert in governance, board dynamics, regulatory advisory, and AI-driven training, and was named Company Secretary of the Year 2020