Artificial intelligence will affect organisations everywhere, and the greatest step forward for boards will be in terms of trust.

MPs are tabling an amendment to the economic crime and corporate transparency bill to address ‘outdated and ineffective’ liability laws.

A High Court judge has determined that resigning from the board will not necessarily mean leaving all liabilities behind.

Directors face liability over a range of new threats, with data breaches, executive misconduct and climate boosting D&O litigation claims.

While a number of directors’ tasks could be “augmented”—or entirely substituted—by the use of AI, questions remain over liability.

Executive insurance may fail to provide cover when managers are investigated by their own companies.