Corporate Data Theft (Part 1) – Leadership, Culture and Governance
The comfortable myth of “the hack” When that memo lands announcing an “unauthorised access incident”, most of us imagine...
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What to Expect in the Development of Corporate Governance in 2026
In 2026, the most dangerous phrase in the boardroom may be, “We’re compliant.” This is a post-reset year: after...
AI Governance Frameworks: Moving from Theory to Practice
When an AI-driven pricing engine quietly hikes premiums for vulnerable customers, or a recruitment model screens out entire demographics...
ESG Metrics in the Boardroom: What Matters Most?
Once dismissed as mere corporate jargon, ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) has now become a central concern in boardrooms....
Steady Hands, Safe Plans: Why Good Governance Makes or Breaks a Crisis
On 10 March 2023, Silicon Valley Bank collapsed with startling speed, marking the second-largest bank failure in U.S. history....
Whistleblowing – No Causation, No Claim
Morton Fraser MacRoberts LLP | Kenny Scott United Kingdom Causation is often the critical battleground upon which whistleblowing claims...
France: A New Era of Corporate Accountability and Cross-Border Investigations
Global Investigations Review France Marine Gourlet, Paul Fortin, Hippolyte Marquetty, Dan Benguigui, Julie Lombard-Veysset, A&O Shearman This is an...
Aligning People, Process, and Tech for Good Governance: An Interview with Mohamed Ibrahim, Financial Controller, Saudi Arabia
How can automation and digital transformation in finance functions enhance risk management and compliance efficiency, particularly in highly regulated...
Whistleblowing: A Powerful Lever for Corporate Governance
MLL Legal | Mladen Naskovic | Maud Udry-Alhanko | Hannah Cipriano-Favre European Union | Switzerland Whistleblowing1 has become a key tool in...
Dilution: The Quiet Tax on Equity Incentives
Burges Salmon LLP | Nigel Watson New Zealand | United Kingdom You were promised 5%. Now you’ve got 4%...