Corporate Governance
The Billion-Dollar Question: Should the UK Pay Whistleblowers to Expose Financial Crime?
Should the UK adopt the US model of paying whistleblowers? This post explores the pros and cons of financial rewards for exposing corporate crime.
Unilever vs. Ben & Jerry’s: A Meltdown in Corporate Governance
A deep dive into the Unilever vs. Ben & Jerry’s conflict, exploring the ESG implications of a corporate power grab and the battle for a brand’s soul.
The Scrooge Paradox: Re-evaluating the Economics of Essential Services in the Wake of the Post Office Scandal
The UK Post Office scandal is a stark lesson in the clash between public service and private profit, revealing deep flaws in corporate governance and economics.
The EU’s High-Stakes Gamble: Why Diluting Corporate Due Diligence is a Losing Bet for the Global Economy
The EU’s landmark due diligence law faces pressure for dilution. This is a mistake for investors, finance, and the long-term health of the global economy.
The Thrown Parcel: Deconstructing the Financial Risks in Evri’s Last-Mile Delivery Model
An investigation into Evri reveals deep financial and ESG risks in the gig economy, offering critical lessons for investors on the cost of poor labor practices.
Grand Theft Auto & Union Dues: Why the Rockstar North Dispute is a Red Flag for Investors
Allegations of union-busting at Grand Theft Auto creator Rockstar North signal a major risk for investors and a pivotal moment for the tech economy.
The Billion-Dollar Handover: Deconstructing the Art and Impact of a CEO’s Exit
A CEO’s exit is a seismic event for investors. We explore the art of succession, from flawed handovers to the gold standard of corporate transitions.
Beyond the Bottom Line: How Europe’s New Reporting Rules Are Redefining Global Finance
A new EU regulation, CSRD, is revolutionizing global finance with “double materiality,” forcing companies to report on both their financial risks and their societal impact.
The Price of Progress: Why the Coupang Data Breach is a Wake-Up Call for Every Investor
A record data breach at e-commerce giant Coupang highlights the immense financial and reputational risks of cyber threats for investors and business leaders.
Beyond the Firewall: Why the Coupang Data Breach is a Defining Moment for Tech Investing
The record data breach at Coupang, ‘South Korea’s Amazon,’ is a wake-up call for investors on the immense financial risks of weak cybersecurity.
Shadow Rulers of the Stock Market: Why Washington is Cracking Down on Corporate America’s Most Powerful Gatekeepers
A look into the high-stakes battle over proxy advisers ISS & Glass Lewis, and what new regulatory scrutiny means for investors and the stock market.
The Price of Silence: Are We Paying Non-Executive Directors Too Much to Agree?
High pay for Non-Executive Directors may compromise their independence, turning guardians of shareholder value into silent partners.