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"By mutual consent": Why CEO departure is such a perennial fascination to investors
The manner of a CEO’s departure is a prism through which we can peek – albeit briefly – behind the corporate veil to understand something of the human dynamics that influence corporate success or failure.

Wil James


Is this the end for anti-corruption investigation?
With the suspension of FCPA, is the SFO now really likely to proceed against corrupt businesses? And is the UK government likely to grant fu

Alex Leslie


Artificial Intelligence? AI's answers aren't as reliable as they seem
There are undoubted applications for large language models and other forms of artificial intelligence in accelerating the analysis and colla

Alex Leslie


Trust and Verify: Where are the Gaps in Senior Hire Diligence?
The resignation of BP boss Bernard Looney throws the spotlight on what companies can and should find out about senior appointments One of...

Wil James


Putting the "due" in due diligence
Financial institutions that did business with Jeffrey Epstein are reportedly braced for a flood of lawsuits from his alleged victims,...

Alex Leslie


Damage by association: Prevention is better than cure
I hadn't really spotted the link between Jeremy Clarkson and corporate governance risk, but this article makes a good case for why boards...

Wil James
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