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Investment, 3 December, 2018
Limits to shareholder voting rights mooted by investors
Can the weight of some of the biggest and most influential investors persuade the likes of Facebook to alter multiple tiers of voting rights?
Remuneration, 30 Nov, 2018
Executive pay storms back onto corporate agenda
Guidelines from investors, a Labour Party review and the arrest of Nissan's chief executive have all put executive pay back in the headlines.
Unilever CEO, 30 Nov, 2018
Board moves: Unilever and Rathbone Brothers
Paul Polman is to leave Unilever months after a failed HQ move; and Rathbone Brothers' FD is to take the chief role.
Japanese governance, 26 Nov, 2018
Could Japan’s governance be improving?
Since Japan introduced a corporate governance code in 2015, there may be signs that the country is improving its governance—but critics argue that it is a facade that hides the country's fallibility.
Job swap at Derwent London, 25 Nov, 2018
Board Moves: Derwent London; Serco; and Idox
A shifting of chairs outlined for Derwent London; Serco non-executive Clasper to leave; and Idox brings on board plural chair Chris Stone.
Workplace behaviour, 21 Nov, 2018
Portuguese workers lead on ethics
Research finds that Portuguese employees are the least likely in Europe to embrace unethical acts, while reporting on ethics proves poor across the world.
Mental health awareness, 19 Nov, 2018
Managing mental health among executive high-fliers
Research shows that more than half of business leaders find it difficult to talk about mental health issues, but identifying potential problems is one way to prevent a snowball effect, say experts.
Boardroom diversity, 14 Nov, 2018
Success for women in the boardroom, but not necessarily as chair or CEO
The latest Hampton-Alexander review reveals that women have reached a major milestone on FTSE 100 boards, but still fail to win CEO or chair positions in significant numbers.
