
4 March, 2021
Dual-class shares come a step closer in the UK as Lord Hill issues review
London has moved closer to the introduction of dual-class shares. Though contentious, a new report
4 March, 2021
Three ways for the board to enhance its climate competency
It's no surprise that climate change impacts such as extreme weather have the potential to disrupt a corporation's supply chain, making it more challenging for them to obtain the resources and materia...
26 February, 2021
The purpose and practice of independent board evaluations
As reported by Board Agenda last month, ICSA: The Chartere...
16 February, 2021
Why ESG strategy is a complex corporate challenge for boards
ESG: three simple letters that can stand for total confusion unless it is fully understood by the board. It is not about compliance per se, although some boards may choose to view it that way. It is a...
4 February, 2021
Dual-class shares: “Solutions exist to mitigate the governance risk”
A special taskforce is looking at reforms to the UK's listings regime, including the launch of dual-class shares. One academic now argues that there are governance measures available that could offset...
18 January, 2021
Boards urged to reform AGMs as part of post-pandemic strategy
Boards have been called upon to improve and rejuvenate their annual general meetings after a year in which four out of five FTSE 350 companies staged their AGMs behind closed doors. A letter to com...
8 January, 2021
CEO pay incentives reflect board priorities—and its still shareholder returns
Board Agenda readers will have noticed the growing criticism in recent times of the doctrine of shareholder primacy, and the promotion of alternative philosophies based on concepts such as "p...
10 December, 2020
‘Unfriendly’ boards served better information by CEOs
When should a board be unfriendly with their chief executive? According to new research, boards should give CEOs a hard time if they suspect he or she is an “empire builder”, willing to launch inv...
3 December, 2020
Corporate purpose: elevating performance from board to brands
The role of the corporation in society is under review. The paradigm that corporations are run solely in the interests of shareholders, which has defined a generation of management practice, is being ...
3 December, 2020
Top companies report problems with CEO succession planning
Leadership succession has become an issue for FTSE 100 companies, with skills gaps on their boards—and technology the most widespread knowledge deficit. A survey conducted by consultancy New Stre...- 1
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