Regulators must grant boards flexibility during Covid-19 crisis
The Institute of Directors would like to see urgent temporary measures implemented relating to board decision-making, company reporting and AGMs.
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The outbreak and spread of coronavirus has put real pressure on all aspects of human life including
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