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The 12 elements of independent judgement for a UK board: A guide for directors

The 12 elements of independent judgement for a UK board: A guide for directors
Research
Boards and committees
Law, regulation and compliance
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Guidance Note

Role of members in a charitable company limited by guarantee

his guidance note draws upon experience of charitable companies limited by guarantee (CLGs) to help inform those involved with, or interested in, academy trusts to help develop understanding of the company and charity law aspects of members in a charitable CLG.
1 August 2019
Guidance Note
Charity
Boards and committees
Law, regulation and compliance
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Guidance Note

Specimen academy trustee/director/governor declaration

This specimen document provides an outline declaration for prospective trustees/directors/governors to confirm they are eligible to serve on an academy trust board.
21 November 2018
Guidance Note
Education
Boards and committees
Law, regulation and compliance
Technical Briefing

Chancellor’s Spring Statement

Of general interest to members, but especially those in the corporate sector.
7 April 2022
Technical Briefing
Cross sector
Corporate
Law, regulation and compliance
Technical Briefing

Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022

Of interest to members in all organisations, but particularly in the corporate sector.
7 April 2022
Technical Briefing
Law, regulation and compliance
Cross sector
Corporate
Notary Stamping Contract
Recorded Webinar

Notaries – What they do and what you should look out for when choosing one

In this webinar our panel of experienced notaries and governance professionals discussed the role and benefits of notaries, and how to minimise risk in your organisation
24 January 2024
Recorded Webinar
Audit and risk
Law, regulation and compliance
Cross sector
Economic Crime Webinar
Recorded Webinar

Companies House Reforms – the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023

The implementation of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act meant sudden changes to working practices for company registration.
21 February 2024
Recorded Webinar
Law, regulation and compliance
Boards and committees
Corporate
Evaluation: In the ROI of the beholder
G+C Article

Evaluation: In the ROI of the beholder

Calculating a value for Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) can seem impractical. But it ought to be possible to figure out ‘return on governance investment’ using a well-defined framework. The returns from good cyber governance show how it might be done.
1 January 0001
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ESG ratings agencies: Turning the tide
G+C Article

ESG ratings agencies: Turning the tide

A change in market sentiment on ESG has seen fund inflows fall. But new legislation and regulation of ESG rating agencies could arrest the current backlash by firming up ESG criteria and helping companies demonstrate compliance with good, objective, ESG criteria.
1 January 0001
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