corporate governance
The “Dodgy Gas Fitter” Fallacy: Why Systemic Risk is the Biggest Threat You’re Not Tracking
The “dodgy gas fitter” is a flawed analogy for corporate woes. The real threat is systemic risk in complex “systems of systems,” a governance failure.
Beyond the Boardroom: Sweden’s Blueprint for Investor Power in the Digital Age
Sweden’s model of high shareholder participation, supercharged by fintech, offers a powerful blueprint for the future of corporate governance and investing.
Beyond the Fine: Royal Mail’s £21M Penalty and the Ticking Clock for a Legacy Giant
Royal Mail’s £21m Ofcom fine is more than a penalty; it’s a symptom of deep systemic issues with major implications for investors and the UK economy.
Beyond Wall Street: Why the Real Value in Today’s Stock Market Is Overseas
The US value trade is a trap. Discover why smart investors are finding real value and robust returns in the overlooked stock markets of Europe and Japan.
The Murdaugh Dynasty: A Cautionary Tale of Financial Ruin and the High Cost of Reputational Risk
A true-crime saga becomes a critical case study in financial fraud, reputational risk, and the catastrophic consequences of failed governance.
Anatomy of a Meltdown: How a Rogue Trader Cost Nestlé a Fortune
A deep dive into the shocking Nestlé trading scandal, revealing how one employee’s massive gamble led to a corporate meltdown and what investors can learn.
The New Geopolitical Playbook: What a Visa Ban Means for Global Finance, Investing, and the Economy
A US visa ban over online speech is more than a political headline; it’s a signal of new geopolitical risks for investors, the economy, and global finance.
The Norman Conquest Continues: Why Archie Norman’s M&S Chairmanship Extension is a Masterclass in Corporate Revival
Archie Norman extends his term as M&S chair to 2029, signaling a commitment to one of the UK’s most impressive corporate turnarounds. What’s next?
Beyond the Breach: The Hidden Financial Fallout of the Asahi Cyber-Attack
A cyber-attack on Asahi stalled production, but the true impact lies in the hidden financial fallout, offering crucial lessons for investors and leaders.
Activist on the Attack: Is Starboard Brewing a Shake-Up at Keurig Dr Pepper?
Activist investor Starboard Value builds a stake in Keurig Dr Pepper, signaling a potential corporate shake-up after the company’s unpopular M&A plans.
The ‘Defeat-Device Island’: How a Post-Brexit Legal Showdown Could Reshape Corporate Risk and Investment
A UK court case involving 1.6M drivers and major carmakers over “dieselgate” claims will test Britain’s post-Brexit legal and economic landscape.