Audit committees need to ensure that they are fit for purpose to keep up with shifting ESG reporting requirements.

Of interest to members in the corporate sector.

Following the consultation last year, the Government published its formal response to Restoring Trust in Audit and Corporate Governance on 31 May.

The board is the principal decision-making body of an organisation. The board's non-executive directors, trustees, or governors take decisions about the organisation's strategic direction and have oversight of its activities.

At CGIUKI, we’re committed to helping our members stay ahead as governance practice and technology continue to evolve. We take great pride in the strong partnerships we forge with other organisations to achieve that end, and one such partnership is with global governance, risk and compliance solutions provider, Diligent.

Governance and compliance are interconnected concepts, often grouped together under the broader umbrella of Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC). Governance focuses on how an organization is directed and controlled, ensuring alignment with its objectives and values. Compliance, on the other hand, is about adhering to relevant laws, regulations, and internal policies. Together, they help organizations manage risk, maintain integrity, and build trust with stakeholders.

Effective governance can help organisations to avoid scandal and disaster.

Research into elite sport organisations has revealed processes that can help organisations to cope with change successfully.

Increasing fuel prices will have a significant impact for businesses.