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NEWS: AI and the board, 13 June, 2025
Company secretaries lack trust in artificial intelligence
Three-quarters of company secretaries worry about AI’s accuracy, according to a Chartered Governance Institute poll.
NEWS: Governance, 13 June, 2025
News round-up: this week in governance
Mary Portas calls for better business; JD Sports hits out at short-term investors; water bonuses stopped; US citizens’ corporate priorities.
NEWS: Executive pay, 12 June, 2025
Shareholders vote against high pay
Investor opposition to remuneration reports is growing, according to data from this year’s FTSE 350 AGM season.
INSIGHT: Geopolitical disruption, 10 June, 2025
5 essential tenets for coping with global disruption
NEWS: AI governance, 9 June, 2025
AI governance services set to rocket
NEWS: Governance, 6 June, 2025
News round-up: this week in governance
INSIGHT: Reputational risk, 5 June, 2025
How to avoid reputational pitfalls
NEWS: Sustainability reporting, 4 June, 2025
Companies adopt more than one framework for sustainability reporting
Interviews
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NEWS: Board meetings
Board meetings ‘are not up to scratch’
Nearly three-quarters of board members believe the board’s performance in meetings needs improvement, an expert panel heard.
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NEWS: International business
Tariffs chaos drives boardroom focus on resilience
Business leaders will prioritise the resilience of their organisations in the face of economic upheaval caused by ever changing US policies on tariffs.
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NEWS: AI and the boardroom
Corporate world has a ‘huge appetite’ for artificial intelligence
AI could change boardrooms to the extent that directors’ duties would change too, a panel of governance, technology and legal experts heard.
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NEWS: Governance
EU non-financial reporting reforms are an ‘opportunity’
Firms can take advantage of the delayed implementation of CSRD and CSDDD to take stock and find out what’s required.
Board Moves
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Board moves, 13 June, 2025
Smith+Nephew appoint David King as a non-executive director
King will join the board of the global medical technology company with effect from the beginning of next month.
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Board moves, 10 June, 2025
Asheeka Hyde joins Hollywood Bowl Group
Hyde will take her place on the board as a non-executive director of the UK and Canada ten-pin bowling group later this month.
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Board moves, 5 June, 2025
Young’s appoints John Dunsmore as a non-executive director
Dunsmore will join the pub operator’s board next month, following the departure of senior independent director Nick Miller.
Regulation
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INSIGHT: Public v private markets, 12 June, 2025
How can we boost public markets?
Growing companies need adequate liquidity, together with smart regulation and corporate governance that is not overly prescriptive.
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NEWS: Sustainability reporting, 4 June, 2025
Companies adopt more than one framework for sustainability reporting
Organisations refer to different systems in tandem to prepare non-financial disclosures, ISS research shows.
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NEWS: Stewardship, 4 June, 2025
Updated UK stewardship code eschews mentioning ‘environment’
In the light of consultation, the Financial Reporting Council has revised the code to cut ‘unnecessary reporting’ and improve engagement.
Partner Contributions
INSIGHT: Supply chain management
Supply chain scrutiny: the strategic role of the board
A new white paper from Forvis Mazars and Board Agenda explains how corporate boards can play their part in building a purposeful supply chain to support business strategy.
WEBINAR: NED Awards 2025
The right skills blend for the perfect board
The evolution of boards and of the skills they require is gathering pace, according to a Non-Executive Director Awards webinar.
NEWS: Technology
Boards are ‘inundated with data’ and face growing compliance risks
Organisations are struggling to achieve the data literacy that would empower their decision-making, new survey reveals.
Corporates with an international presence need to understand the incoming disclosure demands from regulators, a webinar panel agreed.
NEWS: Webinar
Collaboration is key to UK energy transition
Communication, innovation and engagement are needed for the move to net zero, an expert panel recently concluded.
