The headlines around BP's decision to remove its chairman have focused on personality. That is the wrong lesson. This is a governance story.
The fundamental principle of directorship is simple: nose in, fingers out. Directors are there to stay informed, ask tough questions, and provide oversight. They are not there to run the company.
Strong governance is rarely about reacting to a crisis but recognising the quiet signals before they become headlines. The directors who avoid public crises are not always the ones with the most impressive resumes. They are the ones who act while the warning signs are still easy to ignore.
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Kingsdale Advisors Releases CSA Comment Letter: Mandatory Disclosure Regarding Progress for Underrepresented Groups is a Must
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ISS 2023 Annual Global Benchmark Policy Survey
ISS is seeking feedback from market participants on corporate governance issues and trends, with responses informing their main benchmark policy for 2024.
Key Governance Trends in Early to Mid 2023
The report outlines five key governance trends Kingsdale Advisors observed in early to mid 2023 and highlights important findings related to auditor ratification, Say-on-Pay resolutions, shareholder proposals and the evolving investor voting policy.
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* Source: Bloomberg Global Shareholder Activism League Tables FY2025 and LSEG Global Shareholder Activism Review FY2025.
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