As societal expectations evolve and environmental and social challenges come to the forefront, regulators worldwide are increasingly focusing on ESG issues.

Businesses are under more pressure than ever to show integrity in how they operate and keep purpose and sustainability front of mind.

In 2018, the EU set out a clear action plan for sustainable economic growth. The EU’s objective is to maintain growth without creating problems for future generations due to depleting resources or environmental crises, such as climate change.

The need for robust whistleblowing processes as a defence against inappropriate or illegal conduct.

Prioritising data governance equips small businesses with the tools needed for resilience and long-term success in a competitive market.

Although cybersecurity remains at the top priority of most organisations, regardless of size, it continues to be a challenge to deal with as the majority of cybersecurity breaches happen due to human error.

Today it seems to be the corporate governance team that has be tagged the 'business prevention team'.

The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCTA) marks a significant milestone in the UK’s efforts to combat economic crime and enhance corporate transparency.

Of interest to members in the corporate sector.