Case Studies

What is ESG reporting and how it affects Board Meetings?
Introduction: ESG reporting is a sort of organizational disclosure that describes an organization's environmental, social, and governance (ESG) commitments, actions, and plans. The practise of ESG reporting is becoming more well-known as investors, market analysts and...

How to Take Minutes at Board Meetings
Introduction: Regulations requiring the maintenance of minutes of board meetings, especially by publicly traded companies are an essential part of record-keeping and corporate governance requirements. Such regulations are found to be present in most countries...

ESG in Board Meetings
The impact of ESG (environmental, social and governance) compliances is transforming corporate governance practices and board operations globally at a dynamic pace. An example of this is the European Union's recently mandated Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation...

Enhancing Board Management & Efficiency
Introduction: The International Bar Association (IBA) based in London reported on the future of governance for organizations by highlighting their move towards sustainability in lieu of recovering from the pandemic, especially after experiencing phases of crisis and...

How to Improve Board Meetings
Introduction: As commonly described by the SEC among other regulatory authorities, a board meeting is a conference of an organization’s board of directors, whether held in person or by any means of remote communication, to transact any business, including the adoption...

The role of a Company Secretary
Introduction: A company secretary is a senior executive who plays a crucial role in ensuring that a company complies with legal and regulatory requirements, as well as safeguarding the interests of the company's shareholders and other stakeholders. The company...

The best practices for organizing board meetings
Board meetings are a critical aspect of modern corporate governance, providing a forum for board members to make informed decisions about the direction and strategy of the organization. In today's fast-paced business environment, modern boards need to be agile and...

Building a diverse board
Introduction: According to a study conducted by Business Standard, only 17.3% of boards have female representatives. The under-representation of women on board committees has been a long-standing issue, with many organizations struggling to achieve gender diversity in...

How Good Governance works for Modern Boards
Introduction Good governance is the foundation of a successful and sustainable organization. It is a set of practices that ensure that an organization is accountable, transparent, and effective in its operations and compliance. At the board level, good governance...

The increasing focus of organizations on sustainability and long-term value creation
Introduction: In recent years, there has been an increasing focus on sustainability and long-term value creation in the corporate world. This shift in focus is driven by a growing awareness of the impact that businesses have on the environment, society, and the...