Tag: EY
It’s office life—but not as we know it
How flexible working options, including an office space, allow employees to access the social connections needed for productivity.
News round-up: this week in governance
Iain McDonald to stay on THG board; London Business School’s ethical win; Big Four look to their own governance.
Big Four continue to dominate audit market
FRC review of audit market competition reveals 98% market share that ‘leaves little room for challengers to emerge’.
AI priorities for the board
To reap the benefits of artificial intelligence, boards will need to work on their organisational confidence, talent and value.
News round-up: this week in governance
EY consultancy split may be back on again; Big Four’s income grows; do we need T-shaped NEDs?; ESG vs anti-ESG
Investors concerned about ‘overboarding’ in financial services
Almost all believe that directors who sit on numerous boards will find it a challenge to ‘govern effectively’, research finds.
News round-up: this week in governance
NZ boosts ESG in governance code; bid to oust BP chair; Exxon challenged; KPMG and EY audits; female directors mean better forecasting.
News round-up: this week in governance
Sweden’s Jacob Wallenberg rejects ISS criticism of dual-class shares; golden parachutes; greenwashing; climate disclosure litigation risk; EY cancels split
News round-up: this week in governance
Wirecard causes EY ban; CEOs and geopolitical power; WEF picks Alex Edmans; “Boomerang CEOs” not always a hit.
News round-up: this week in governance
PwC fined over Babcock; EY split is on hold; Senate kills Biden ESG law; ChapGPT predicts M&As; directors who ‘overboard’.