November's CGIUKI/Mercator panel discussion on subsidiary governance highlighted some key objectives for anyone in a group structure.

John Stittle offers his review of the FRC's 2024 review of corporate accounts. It's good news. Mostly.

Ensuring compliance with the Network and Information Systems Directive (NIS2) is essential for any company that does business in the European Union. John Lynch has some recommendations for a practical approach to the new measures.

In a fragmented global economy, compliance with local rules and regulations is key to success when managing an organisation across borders. How can lean company secretarial teams help drive effective subsidiary management as their company’s footprint widens?

Given the escalating regulation and potential personal accountability around cyber security, now may be the right time to set up a committee dedicated cyber risk management.

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In this month's Quick Question, we asked how workload is for governance teams - and what effect that's having

CGI’s Head of External Affairs reflects on Rachel Reeves’s historic Budget. What does it mean from a governance perspective?

There’s, quite rightly, been a huge focus on Labour’s first Budget. But there’s plenty of other significant change emanating from the new Government. The signs are positive for the future of good governance.