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Central Bank Cross Sectoral Guidance for Firms Seeking Authorisation

In November 2024, The Central Bank of Ireland (Central Bank) published Guidance on its expectations for applicants seeking authorisation from the Central Bank to operate as a regulated firm (Cross Sectoral Guidance).
16 January 2025
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Boards retreating from good practice developed during Covid-19 says The Chartered Governance Institute UK & Ireland

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Mindful Exclusion: new report reveals the blind spots that are impeding directors and executives in their roles

A new report out today from The Chartered Governance Institute UK & Ireland and the Centre for Synchronous Leadership (CSL) has highlighted the dangers of business leaders having blind spots and puts forward a convincing case for businesses to get on the front foot with emerging trends and issues. It provides a deep understanding of the systemic issues that are causing business leaders to be insular, or ‘Bubble Bound’ to coin a phrase used in the report, and uses quantitative data to show the benefit of being more open to difference.
13 May 2021
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Technical Update: June 2024

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Technical Update: June 2025

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5 June 2025
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2020: A year of change for AGMs

As the pandemic took hold, it was immediately apparent that the regulatory environment in many regions just didn’t support virtual AGMs.
10 February 2021
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How to build your network as a governance professional

In this blog, we will explore practical strategies to help you build and nurture your network effectively in the dynamic world of governance, as well as highlighting some of the best networking opportunities for 2024.
16 January 2024
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Technical Update: May 2025

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8 May 2025
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Cyber Risks and Resilience: How Boards Gain Control

How can your board better oversee cyber risk?
20 September 2023
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