Reporting consistency is a great step forward, but boards need to build on this with a dynamic approach to climate risk.

Survey of corporate affairs professionals reveals nearly half of respondents were unprepared to deal with an AI misinformation crisis.

Board directors have a clear and evolving role in making plans to ensure a resilient and sustainable future for their organisations.

Climate is a boardroom priority in a challenging context, and boards need to step up to create the new economy.

More companies are converging around the use of European or international standards, according to a new report.

With its links to failures of governance, disclosure or internal controls, climate litigation is a strategic business risk.

Sustainability as an executive function is not in decline, but being split into two—and there are risks to navigate.

Only a third of corporates in sectors accounting for most global emissions have ‘coherent transition pathways’, study reveals.

Elon Musk’s newly-listed space company was rated triple C—the lowest possible score, defined as a ‘laggard’ company.

As the UN’s Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights turn fifteen, they face ‘severe stress’, write experts.

Guidance consultation is ‘essential’ to clarify obligations and expectations, says a joint letter from law professors to the Commission.

Complex times need different voices to navigate fast-moving change, but progress on women’s representation in the FTSE 350 is uneven.

To prevent further price shocks and supply crises, we need to focus now on nurturing resilience to nature risk.

Only 11% of UK employees are happy at work. With disengaged workers having 18% lower productivity, why are leaders looking the other way?

Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, a body supported by the Church of England Pensions Board, highlights big companies pursuing ESG despite attacks from the right.

When organisations choose to silence those who question corporate actions, it is bad for society—and bad for business.

People are harassed, attacked and—in 53 cases—killed for speaking out against corporate harms, a new study reveals.

The International Corporate Governance Network’s CEO has written to the EU to prevent ‘weakening shareholder rights’.

Only a fifth of boards have at least one member with any relevant experience in geopolitics, says the latest ecoDa barometer.

The energy giant’s shareholders likely ‘feel excluded… or inadequately informed’, according to Minerva Analytics.