Tag: non-executive independence
Sir Donald Brydon on audit reform, career NEDs and board relationships
While bemoaning the “glacial” pace of audit reform, he hails the pandemic’s transformation of communication between boards and employees.
Audit committees ‘lose independence’ the longer they serve
Study finds committees in troubled firms have fewer female members, more outside directorships, greater shareholdings and longer tenures.
Board independence revealed as key issue for investors in 2020
Nearly two-thirds of investors say proxy adviser ISS should recommend voting against the election or re-election of a board chair if they are not “independent”, regardless of the overall independence of the board.
Board chairs offered extension on nine-year terms in new code
New corporate governance code tackles independence of chairs, remuneration committee responsibilities and corporate culture.