A series of failed IPOs has highlighted the risks of going public. Alex Katsomitros explores the pitfalls of taking a business to market

First-rate facilities such as nap pods and massage chairs may help companies be the talk of the town, but researchers question whether they are a true reflection of what employees want from their workplace

Through a values-based remediation programme, the Bank of Cyprus has successfully overcome the 2013 Cypriot financial crisis to re-establish itself as a market leader in terms of both size and governance

Incentivising CEOs with long-term rewards has become a popular practice with remuneration committees, but researchers believe this habit could be doing more harm than good

Wells Fargo’s decision to only pursue external candidates for the chief executive position could be a shrewd way of tackling operational issues and bringing fresh ideas to the company

Multinational utilities giant Iberdrola is one of the world’s largest producers of clean energy and continues to make impressive progress in moving away from the use of polluting fossil fuels

Group Manager Director UK Eke explains how restructuring the First Bank of Nigeria business has yielded success

Established financial players are looking to use their resources and wealth of experience to help guard against the disruption caused political and economic developments in Latin America

The investment opportunities that will inevitably arise from China’s Belt and Road Initiative will only be successfully realised with comprehensive risk management in place

Andrea Zambrano explains how Tecnoglass’ commitment to quality also embraces its corporate governance and ethics

Sergio Camacho discusses the corporate governance best practices Unifin has embraced since its IPO

CFO Sergio Camacho explains the leading lease company’s strategy as Mexico prepares for its new president

Unifin’s focus on good corporate governance ensures the company remains the benchmark for financial services players in Mexico

Bank of Cyprus is embracing diversity and reaping the rewards it brings. But while many companies now enforce diversity quotas, the typical boardroom is still dominated by older males

BCPG could trigger an overhaul of Thailand’s energy model as they strive to build a system that will enable households to buy and sell solar power to one another using solar-powered microgrids