Category: Corporate Governance Debates

Tesco has proudly announced that it is the first UK retailer to offer sustainability-linked supply chain finance. That sounds great, well done Tesco! But wait

A fascinating piece of academic business research1 was posted on Linkedin. Not normally an aficionado of academic papers2, I couldn’t resist reading it. The title ‘Role

The much-awaited Brydon Report was published just before Christmas. It didn’t get much publicity, as the festive season proved more alluring than yet another long report and

I am responding to the request from the Government for views on the recommendations by the Competition and Markets Authority on the market for Statutory

What if the government insisted that every time you bought a tin of Heinz baked beans, you had to buy at least half a tin

Storm clouds are gathering over the audit market. Government, politicians, media and regulators are all queueing up to condemn companies and auditors over the few,

The FRC has set out new proposals for more corporate governance regulation (the Wates Report) for large private companies. This is my response to the

“I want to see changes in the way that big business is governed. The people who run big businesses are supposed to be accountable to