Fiona Cannon OBE, Responsible Business, Sustainability and Inclusion Director at Lloyds Banking Group, talks to Governance and Compliance about environmental sustainability and attempting to reduce domestic violence.

Chief economist at Rabobank, Menno Middeldorp, has insisted that a “zoomed out” view is needed in order to assess how geopolitics affects the world economy and its likely effect on trade, banking and finance. He argues that the issues leading to trade wars with China existed long before Trump won power and will continue after his premiership ends.

LONDON (Labour Buzz) - Boris Johnson’s private life has often served as a punchline to many a joke. In some respects his reputation as a cad has served to make him stand out from the sea of Bullingdon Club toffs and made him somewhat of a likeable figure of fun; the lovable buffoon who can’t keep it in his pants and gives good face on Have I Got News For You. But increasingly we’ve seen these high japes take a much darker turn and Johnson’s premiership has been marred by allegations of violence

Despite progress on policies, a poll reveals businesses still have a long way to go to improve the mental health and well-being of their employees. Conversations around mental health provisions are more common than ever before. We’re increasingly told that stigma surrounding illness is breaking down and everyone from company CEOs, celebrities and even royalty have gone on record to speak of their personal issues—something that would have been unthinkable even a decade ago.

The working world is being changed by young people, but being an entrepreneur is still misrepresented

Ruby Wax OBE has become an advocate for improved mental health provisions, following her own battle with clinical depression. She speaks to Governance and Compliance about how companies can do more to support their workers

With Brexit dominating headlines, we look at what else the UK’s incumbent Prime Minister has to offer

Ofcom’s changes to production rules mean television regulation is becoming aligned with ESG principles

Making clothing go viral

The ousting of Jill McDonald can only go so far to repair the high street giant’s issues

Caster Semenya’s ruling by the IAAF highlights a difficult question for sport’s governance professionals

Hormone imbalance affects lives. Metabolic stall and weight gain, hot flushes, night sweats, insomnia, memory loss, brain fog, irritability, low libido, and painful sex are just some of the issues which are associated with this problem - but it doesn’t have to be that way.

US college bribery scandal shines a light on the price parents are willing to pay for their childrens’ education

The chief executive of the Behavioural Insights Team talks about how psychological insights and small changes can help companies to make big gai

Discovering that you suffer from thyroid disease can be a challenge that requires lifestyle changes, including learning how to adapt your diet. A healthy, nutritious way of eating can complement other treatments that you may be receiving and help alleviate symptoms, as well as making you fitter, healthier and stronger.

Hybrid meetings are the future of stakeholder engagement

News of insider trading at Apple raises questions about those responsible for compliance

The rise of social media influencers means regulators are facing new and unprecedented challenge

4th March ICSA: The Governance Institute was delighted to partner with Marsh to host a focus group discussion on operational risk and resilience.

Government targets on apprenticeships are set to be missed amidst criticism of business levy funded places