Corporate Governance in a Changing Regulatory Landscape: From Transparency Reform to AI Oversight

Overview

Corporate Governance in a Changing Regulatory Landscape: From Transparency Reform to AI Oversight

Governance professionals are navigating an increasingly complex and fast-moving regulatory environment. From enhanced corporate transparency requirements to the ethical challenges of emerging technologies like AI, the expectations placed on boards and company secretaries are evolving rapidly.

This webinar explores the broader reform agenda shaping corporate governance in the UK and EU, with a particular focus on how these developments intersect with boardroom responsibilities, reporting obligations, and governance frameworks.
 
Key topics include:

• Corporate Governance and Transparency Reform: Understanding the implications of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (ECCTA) and other regulatory developments aimed at increasing accountability and trust.
• Emerging Expectations on ESG and Stakeholder Reporting: How governance professionals can support the board in meeting new demands for integrated, transparent disclosures.
• Artificial Intelligence and Corporate Oversight: Exploring the governance implications of the EU AI Act and the ethical use of AI within organisations—from risk assessment to board-level accountability.

FRC Guidance and Reporting Expectations: Insights into how the Financial Reporting Council is supporting companies in adapting to regulatory change, including guidance on narrative reporting, risk disclosures, and good governance practices in the face of digital transformation.

Designed for company secretaries, governance leads, and board advisors, this session will help you anticipate what’s coming, assess your organisation’s readiness, and strengthen your advisory role in the boardroom.
 
Key Takeaways:

• Clarify the practical impact of UK and EU corporate governance reforms.
• Understand how to incorporate AI oversight into risk management and reporting frameworks.
• Gain insight into the FRC’s evolving guidance and expectations.
• Identify concrete steps to help boards respond effectively to regulatory change.

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