ICSA: The Chartered Governance Institute has today welcomed the benevolent approach to charity trustees that today’s Kids Company verdict has upheld, whilst recognising that the 221-page verdict contains important lessons for all those involved in the governance of charities. Overall, the judgement underscores the importance of good governance: of effective oversight, training, assurance and risk management, all of which is best supported by a governance professional.

DORA introduces various requirements for the management of ICT third-party risk and financial entities should start reviewing their contractual arrangements and documentation in preparation for its application.

The Chartered Governance Institute UK & Ireland were delighted to bring the inaugural Governance North conference to Leeds on 1 October 2024.

An indispensable guide for those involved in governance within any trust, it aids and supports readers: identify and manage risks; comply with charity and company law; understand sources of income for trusts and their academies and explains the proper application and management of funds.

Join Mercator® by Citco and The Chartered Governance Institute UK & Ireland for an evening panel discussion exploring the practical realities of managing risk across global corporate structures.

Joshua Domb is the founder of Gen-R Law, a climate and ESG-focused law firm. He advises on governance and compliance, including the management of supply chain risk. In this comment blog, he explores why modern slavery and human rights abuses are critical risks that businesses must actively manage to ensure accountability, resilience, and long-term trust.

An essential insight into the principles and practices of charity governance.

An essential insight into the principles and practices of charity governance.

Join this webinar hosted by Peter Swabey FCG, CGI’s Policy and Research Director and guest speaker, Maureen Beresford, Director of Corporate Governance & Stewardship at the Financial Reporting Council, who will share the FRC’s thoughts on the application of Provision 29.