Other challenges—that affect every business—are more pressing, according to Board Agenda’s The Macro Memo podcast.

Boards can make a difference to the planet’s sustainability, provided they focus on areas they can control.

For new chancellor Rachel Reeves, it will not be easy to balance raising money and pursuing economic growth with keeping a lid on taxes.

The long period of peaceful growth before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has left company boards unprepared for the new geopolitical landscape.

ESG and sustainability strategy leaders need to have experience and a well-rounded appreciation of commercial imperatives.

Recent failures in corporate governance raise questions about boards’ approaches to identifying and managing risk.

The need for well-resourced independent assurance, backed by a strong audit reform and corporate governance bill, is stronger than ever.

Artificial general intelligence is coming and time is of the essence: what’s your company’s strategy for 2030?

Adopting proposals ditched by the previous government would foster growth and a transparent, trustworthy business ecosystem.

Creating space and time for considered, formal debate of board decisions will allow sense—and true consensus—to emerge.