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Peel Hunt boss renews calls for tax relief to rescue public markets

Stock Markets · United Kingdom

Peel Hunt boss renews calls for tax relief to rescue public markets

The boss of City broker Peel Hunt has called for a raft of fresh tax cuts for London’s stock market to help stem the flood of delistings and end the dearth of flotations. CEO Steven Fine called for stamp duty on share trades to be abolished in a bid to help “shift this doomloop of negativity that seems to pervade the country.” Hunt also called for the restoration of dividends tax credits for pension funds investing in UK equities, which were abo…See the Story

Shareholders vote against high pay

London, England · London

Shareholders vote against high pay

Save Halfway through the FTSE 350 AGMs, companies are sustaining three times as many significant votes against executive pay than last year. Figures from shareholder advisers Georgeson show that 9% of the FTSE 350 annual general meetings so far have seen votes against remuneration reports of 20% or more. At this time last year, the figures was 2.6%. Georgeson notes that many companies are proposing bigger pay packages this year. Daniel Veazey, G…Read Article

Asheeka Hyde joins Hollywood Bowl Group

London, England · London

Asheeka Hyde joins Hollywood Bowl Group

Save Ten-pin bowling company the Hollywood Bowl Group has announced that Asheeka Hyde will be appointed as an independent non-executive director of the company, and as a member of the audit, nomination and corporate responsibility committees, effective 23 June 2025. Hyde brings experience of building, developing, and leading data, analytics, and AI teams. She is currently the group technology director for data, analytics and AI at SSP Group, a g…Read Article

5 essential tenets for coping with global disruption

Save Effective governance is based on two essential mechanisms—compliance-based procedures and rules, and the sensitive stewardship of society. This is an important principle to keep in mind at a time when organisations are facing global geopolitical tension on an unprecedented scale. As company sustainability is increasingly disrupted, the fragmentation of organisations, and society itself, is the ever more likely outcome. Meeting the ever-grow…United States · United States Read Article

AI governance services set to rocket

Save The market for AI governance—in the form of software, services and hardware—will triple to $36bn globally in the next ten years, according to new research. The news comes as separate research reveals companies are accelerating toward AI integration into their business models and processes, despite many corporate leaders failing to properly understand the governance risks involved. The consultancy Exactitude says the global AI governance mar…Software Read Article

How to avoid reputational pitfalls

Save Reputation crises don’t come out of nowhere—they follow patterns. For board directors and senior management, recognising these patterns isn’t just helpful—it’s a strategic imperative. Each phase of a company’s growth brings with it distinct reputational risks. “Crisis pattern recognition”—the ability to anticipate and mitigate reputational threats before they escalate—is based on common inflection points in a company’s lifecycle. By learnin…Read Article

British Business Bank appoints Julia Bond OBE as non-executive board director

The British Business Bank has appointed Julia Bond OBE (pictured) as non-executive director (NED) to the board of British Business Bank plc, effective from 19th May 2025, and chair of its remuneration committee, effective from 1st July 2025. Bond is a seasoned non-executive director with a career spanning global finance, public service, and long-term investment. She currently serves on the boards of lmpax Asset Management (AIM listed), Internati…London, England · London See the Story

Companies adopt more than one framework for sustainability reporting

Save Major businesses are opting to prepare sustainability reports according to more than one framework, according to new research. Proxy adviser ISS looked at 71 corporates to find that 90% say they are using, or plan to use, more than one system for making non-financial disclosures on issues such as carbon emissions. They also say their leading priority when choosing software to compile their reports is the audit trail and data validation. Wri…United States · United States Read Article

What sanctions mean for boards

Save Global investors have long had to navigate restrictions on investments into foreign countries. Rules such as sanctions or foreign investment regimes are used by governments to achieve economic or political objectives by controlling the activities of foreign actors or those who seek to deal with them. Increasingly, these tools are being applied more widely, in less predictable ways, and can change quickly according to political mood, making …Sanctions · London Read Article

CEO succession: what boards can learn from Warren Buffett

Save Few CEOs in corporate history have sustained shareholder trust as long as Warren Buffett. For boards, his legacy is not just about investment returns, but also enduring leadership. Buffett understood what many boards only realise too late: a strategic succession plan, years in the making, protects not only leadership but also long-term value, culture and credibility. Buffett’s model is not easily replicable, but it contains principles that …Warren Buffett · Athens Read Article

Global companies trigger 'alarm' over modern slavery reporting

Save Too few companies find modern slavery in their supply chains, according to research from a leading investment management firm, casting doubt over the due diligence practices used at many companies. The view comes from Martin Buttle, better work lead at CCLA, the investment manager with £15.8bn in assets under management, after publication of its first Global Modern Slavery Benchmark report. The report found only 23 companies, among the worl…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

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