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Listed companies overwhelmingly chaired by men - Vimarsana News

Listed companies overwhelmingly chaired by men

Women are getting more board positions. But just a fraction of ASX 300 companies are Chaired by women. And progress will be slow.

ASIC case against Star Entertainment set to spur directors to question management more vigourously - Vimarsana News

ASIC case against Star Entertainment set to spur directors to question management more vigourously

The members of Australia’s company boards will be more rigorous in their review of key business risks after ASIC took legal action against 11 officials at Star Entertainment.

Source: afr.com
King & Wood Mallesons analysis shows shareholder class actions rose in the last year - Vimarsana News

King & Wood Mallesons analysis shows shareholder class actions rose in the last year

The number of class actions lodged by aggrieved investors has risen in the past 12 months.

Source: afr.com
Diversity and inclusion improve financial performance - Vimarsana News

Diversity and inclusion improve financial performance

In a new report, active investment manager Martin Currie says greater corporate focus on diversity and inclusion has a positive link with financial performance. Martin Currie’s latest quarterly Ste

Workplace change: Dylan Alcott, Amanda Rishworth, Anthony Albanese aim to get more people with disability into boardrooms - Vimarsana News

Workplace change: Dylan Alcott, Amanda Rishworth, Anthony Albanese aim to get more people with disability into boardrooms

One hundred people with disabilities have been awarded scholarships to develop company director skills, as Anthony Albanese urged businesses to hire more people living with disability. 

Source: afr.com