boards
Coverage of boards in the Nexus archive.
- Companies are hiring so many tech chiefs they can't decide who's in charge
Companies are hiring numerous tech chiefs, leading to situations where multiple AI chiefs struggle to decide who holds authority. Boards are reportedly stacking C-suites with these individuals, resulting in a conflict where they cannot overrule one another. This ensuing gridlock is ultimately causing a stall in the projects for which these executives were hired.
- CISOs vs. Boards: Myth or Misunderstanding?
Escalating threats are pushing boards to prioritize security, but communication gaps remain between CISOs and boards. Both groups report needing more support to bridge the divide.
- The bear hug is an increasingly sensible way to play UK M&A
The article discusses the bear hug strategy becoming a sensible approach in UK mergers and acquisitions (M&A), noting that public negotiations may help align differing perspectives between boards and investors.
- Why boards can no longer wait to pick their next CEO
Boards must proactively address CEO succession due to shorter leadership tenures. The shift requires constant planning rather than delayed decision-making.
- Why retail investors matter more than ever to investment trusts
Retail investors are becoming increasingly important to investment trusts, and boards must recognize that the rise of smaller investors is beneficial. The article emphasizes that this shift is ultimately positive for investment trusts.