Tag: Thomas Cook
UK government backtracks on audit reform
Plans for resilience reporting regulations are scrapped in the volte-face, as is the requirement for an audit and assurance policy.
US passes clawback rules
Regulators have moved on clawbacks in Washington while the UK has them under review.
Thomas Cook review urges action on audit reform and bonus clawbacks
Business committee report into travel firm collapse highlights the lack of progress on audit and calls for strengthened provisions to claw back bonuses.
Learning from and resolving boardroom conflict
Paul Randolph, barrister, professional mediator and expert in the psychological traits of conflict, examines the mindset of those who become entrenched in damaging boardroom disputes, and offers his expert tips on how to resolve matters quickly.
One in ten consider end to long-term incentive plans
Long-term incentive plans are under the microscope as companies react to increasing pressure to address pay inequality.
Thomas Cook suffers pay revolt by shareholders
A third of Thomas Cook shareholders vote against new incentive scheme for executives.
Thomas Cook’s calamity
As the travel giant counts the cost of holidaymaker deaths, Board Agenda looks at the wider impact of reputational crises, and how businesses can better manage or avoid them.