Why green directors will stay out of court
Firms that fail to take corporate social responsibility seriously could be asking for legal headaches when the new Companies Act comes into force
In a world constrained by regulations such as Sarbanes-Oxley and Basel II, woe betide the company that fails to implement strict governance controls. Financial and security risks have come to the fore...
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