How UK Boards Should Respond to the Corporate Reporting Overhaul
The UK corporate reporting overhaul would scrap the s172 statement and pay vote. Here’s how boards should respond before the 30 November deadline.
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Audit Reform Bill Scrapped: An Audit Committee Checklist for 2026
The UK Audit Reform Bill is scrapped — this is the audit committee checklist for closing the governance gap FRC and ARGA won’t fix in 2026.
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61% of FTSE 350 Boards Skip External Board Reviews in 2026
Provision 21 board reviews are lagging at FTSE 350 firms — only 39% comply, down from 46% in 2020. Here’s the fix chairs need before AGM season.
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Joint Venture vs Acquisition: A UK CEO’s Growth Playbook
Should UK CEOs pick a joint venture or an acquisition to grow in 2026? Here’s the governance and tax framework boards expect before signing.
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How UK Audit Committees Should Prepare for the CRA in 2026
The Corporate Reporting Authority could replace scrapped ARGA plans with new director sanctions — how UK audit committees should prepare in 2026.
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Director Personal Liability: A UK Board Checklist for 2026
UK director personal liability risk is rising in 2026 as ECCTA enforcement begins — here is the board checklist to close exposure gaps.
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How UK Audit Committees Should Govern Whistleblowing in 2026
How UK audit committees should govern whistleblowing arrangements as ERA 2025 protections widen and FCA misconduct rules raise the stakes in 2026.
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Companies House ID Verification: The 2026 Board Checklist
Companies House ID verification is now mandatory for every UK director — miss the 18 November 2026 deadline and confirmation statements are blocked.
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Executive Pay Reset: What UK CFOs Must Prepare For in 2026
Executive pay under scrutiny: UK boards are stripping ESG metrics from bonus schemes—here is what CFOs must prepare to defend before the AGM season.
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FCA Crypto Rules 2026: What UK Boards Must Prepare Now
The FCA has finalised its landmark crypto regime, with the authorisation gateway opening in September 2026. What UK boards must govern first.
