Applied Corporate Governance
About Applied Corporate Governance
Visit WebsiteApplied Corporate Governance is a digital publisher and training company that focuses on promoting sustainable growth through good corporate governance across private, public, and the third sector. With a commitment to learning from past governance failures, they offer in-depth expertise in regulatory and compliance areas, board responsibilities, and stakeholder engagement. Their unique selling point lies in the holistic approach to corporate governance and their emphasis on ethical standards in the financial services industry, reflecting the lessons learned from significant events such as the Australian banking scandal and the Dieselgate scandal. As digital publishers, they provide a wealth of resources that underline the legal duties of boards and the implications of the Consumer Duty Rules initiated by financial authorities.
- Group size
- 1+
- Daily rate
- £1,000
- Number of employees
- 11 to 50
- Years trading
- 8
- Has own premises
- No
- Apprenticeships
- No
- Funded Courses
- No
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8 years experienceApplied Corporate Governance is a digital publisher and training company that focuses on promoting sustainable growth through good corporate governance across private, public, and the third sector. With a commitment to learning from past governance failures, they offer in-depth expertise in regulatory and compliance areas, board responsibilities, and stakeholder engagement. Their unique selling point lies in the holistic approach to corporate governance and their emphasis on ethical standards in the financial services industry, reflecting the lessons learned from significant events such as the Australian banking scandal and the Dieselgate scandal. As digital publishers, they provide a wealth of resources that underline the legal duties of boards and the implications of the Consumer Duty Rules initiated by financial authorities.
