Many organisations’ first contact with people is a web-based form to gather basic information. That could be a huge risk.

The QCA Code offers some clues about the ways company secretaries can build on proposed AIM reforms... and support the UK.

Speculation that the landmark Employment Rights Bill might be watered down in Parliament proved unfounded… until it wasn’t.

The CAT’s Rachael Kent v Apple judgment is landmark for digital competition – and for the UK Collective Actions Regime.

Governance leaders need to bone up on Farley v Paymaster – which could have fairly big implications if you suffer a data breach.

When times are tight, and customers flaky, cashflow is your ‘going concern’ go-to. Time to refresh the board's rules of thumb.

Boards are getting distracted by severe risks – and they’re increasingly digital

In an age when autonomous systems influence business operations, the ability of boards to govern them is key.

Getting subsidiary governance right could be a matter of energising your frameworks.