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Politics • 16 December 2024
Danny Gilbert appointed to RBA governance board
The chair and co-founder of one of Australia’s biggest law firms has been appointed by Treasurer Jim Chalmers to a...
Corporate Counsel • 24 September 2024
Number of women CEOs has dropped, says report
New findings show that gender equality across top Australian companies has come to a standstill as the path to leadership...
Corporate Counsel • 11 June 2024
Corporate integrity on the rise, but gaps still exist
Standards of corporate integrity within organisations worldwide are improving, with better guidance from management being a...
Corporate Counsel • 14 May 2024
How to tell firms what you need and like
Law departments that invest meaningful time in communicating processes, objectives, and outcomes with their external...
Goldilocks and the cyber risk disclosure porridge: an old children’s tale offers a useful lesson for disclosure of...
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Coupled with the wider legal profession, in-house environments are continually evolving. This includes on the governance...
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A letter circulated on Chinese social media has claimed that partners at big four accounting firm PwC turned a blind eye...
Read MoreWhen it comes to good governance within an organisation, in-house counsel must be proactive to be abreast of future...
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ASX-listed firm IPH Limited has added the duties of company secretary to its existing head of legal (governance).
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Everyone knows that making predictions is a fool’s errand. Nevertheless, taking a moment to consider where we’re...
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The head of climate change and sustainability at BigLaw firm MinterEllison is set to be the joint chair of a World...
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With risk management experts in such demand for governance purposes, general counsel and company secretaries are seeing...
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DLA Piper’s litigation and regulatory partner, Natalie Caton, and corporate partner, Gerry Bean, outline ASIC’s...
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In its submission to the federal government, the Governance Institute of Australia has recommended that “no court be...
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