When it comes to fraud, organisations can no longer rely on ignorance or intentional indifference to avoid criminal prosecution.

The UK likes to see itself as a leader in corporate governance, yet company scandals continue to emerge, often exposing unhealthy cultures that lie beneath.

Applying key governance levers can help to ensure that projects have clear outcomes that are more likely to be achieved.

Questioning tax relief relating to home working, a generous decision on Entrepreneurs’ Relief and sales suppression scams in the takeaway sector.

Regulating AI presents challenges due to the rapid pace of technological advances, the need for precise regulatory focus on ethical implications and safety standards, and the identification of appropriate regulatory bodies and methods.

A review of the personal liability implications for directors of the Serious Fraud Office’s new investigatory powers.

As the regulatory landscape in the UK continues to evolve, organisations need to take proactive steps to stay ahead of new regulations as they come in.

The updated National Institute of Standards and Technology Cyber Security Framework incorporates governance as the first element in the six-point strategy.

Meaningful diversity on boards can strengthen decision-making to the benefit of the organisation.