8 May, 2018
How boards can use technology to retain a competitive edge
For many organisations, embracing technology can be the difference between remaining relevant in their market, and being disrupted by new entrants. It represents ...
7 March, 2018
Ethical turn: the welcome marriage of risk management and ethics
Risk managers are flirting with business ethics. Does anyone hear wedding bells? In the wake of the 2007–2009 financial crisis and subsequent rate-rigging, money-lau...
26 February, 2018
Investors more concerned than CEOs about cybersecurity
Investors are more concerned about cyber-attacks than chief executives are, according to new research by PwC.
13 February, 2018
Compliance: take it or leave it
Compliance may mean meeting legal or regulatory obligations, but in a corporate setting, compliance is viewed as a cost from both a people and a financial resource perspective. “Essent...
10 November, 2017
The Bored: Higgins on (un)sustainability
There's always a buzzword, isn’t there? Only, this one is here to stay. ...
6 November, 2017
How technology could transform board evaluations
The government’s planned changes to the UK C...
14 September, 2017
Corporate governance and the proactive board
Boards are supposed to provide governance and oversight of strategy and activities pursued by senior management. But the approach they take to fulfilling this role can vary considerably. Often, ...
8 September, 2017
The Bored: Higgins on digital non-transformation
There's an awful lot of talk about the upcoming digital revolution, when our lives will be transformed irrevocably by new technology. And it's change that we all face: changing ways of managing our li...
11 July, 2017
Non-Financial Reporting Directive: embracing the challenge
Non-financial reporting requirements are nothing new for Europe’s listed companies, yet regulators and investors feel that many still don’t get it. The
22 June, 2017
