The introduction of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (“ECCTA”) and its “failure to prevent fraud” offence marks a significant shift in how businesses must operate to avoid legal repercussions and maintain their integrity

The raft of new rules and realities at the start of 2025 reminds us that good governance should serve the people – whether that’s company secretaries or society at large.

Late last year an EU ruling – and €798m fine – set a precedent for digital platform accountability with far-reaching implications for ad providers and business users reliant on Meta’s ecosystem.

CGI’s Head of External Affairs reflects on Rachel Reeves’s historic Budget. What does it mean from a governance perspective?

The European Commission’s decision in the Google comparison-shopping case has been upheld – along with a €2.4 billion fine. What are the ramifications for big tech, competition enforcement, and the future of digital markets?

The new Football Governance Bill could be just what the beautiful game needs to make it more sustainable

With the next cohort of in-scope companies needing to comply with the CSRD for reports to be published in 2025, companies should be aware of their obligations.

Failure to recognise revenue correctly can result in serious consequences.

The Labour government is looking to remove age bands to reach a single adult rate for minimum pay, while rules around positive action and positive discrimination remain confusing for employers.