Experts warn that boards cannot devise a response plan to everything that might go wrong, so should focus on emerging risks.

Experts from boardrooms, academia, not-for-profits and consultancy will gather to explore the road to resilience in uncertain times.

Boards have an essential role in building resilience in companies so they can survive—and thrive—in the face of ever-changing risks.

The government’s reform proposals include seeking disclosures from many non-financial public interest entities.

A recent webinar heard that say-on-climate voting is expected to rise, while ESG remains a ‘hot topic’, as does executive pay.

As business survival depends on adapting to the changing post-pandemic economic landscape, it’s as well to be ahead of the game.

Experts say pressure to act on ESG is coming from regulators, investors and a new generation of consumers and employees.

A recent webinar on board effectiveness discussed the mix of competence and courage required from non-executive directors.

Identifying and categorising crises, and developing a methodology to deal with them, can help boards to prepare for worst case scenarios.

A new certification programme aims to equip boardrooms with knowledge to confront the challenges and opportunities presented by climate risk.