Corporate governance

The stewardship of majority owners and vital discipline provided by minority investors must be championed

Manual labour and handshakes may survive artificial intelligence, but the underlying tasks are already changing

When the world’s governing body for football appears willing to reinterpret its own rules, the issue extends far beyond sport

Bland, generic statements are a wasted opportunity to engage investors craving granular and credible guidance; trust investors to forgive unforeseen outcomes 

The bulky bully doesn’t always have the edge

New rules cap break fees, tighten disclosure requirements and give target boards greater guidance

The furore over Perfect Crown and Starbucks’ ‘Tank Day’ campaign offers a warning about corporate risks today

The lines between shareholder, director and executive must be clear

Lessons that entrepreneurs, professionals and investors can learn from patient capital