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Written by
Ivan Roche
Connect
Aug 16, 2026
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3 min read
A select committee recommended a named-owner register in January. Seven months and one machinery-of-government change later, the sharper question is who would hold it, and what would anchor its dates.
Board Accountability
+5
Aug 9, 2026
The Critical Third Parties regime just demonstrated, at system level, the difference between a power that exists and an accountability that has been fixed.
Aug 2, 2026
The FCA’s Mills Review proposes supervision that operates at machine speed. Every reconstruction-based compliance practice depends on it not doing that.
Fiduciary Liability
+7
Jul 26, 2026
4 min read
For a UK financial services board, 2 August is not an EU compliance date. It is the day the evidence either exists or it does not.
Technology Leadership
Jul 19, 2026
This month, three institutions told boards to assign accountability. None of them said how to prove it was there before the fact.
Digital Alibi
+9
Jul 13, 2026
Article 50 has two obligations. Last week’s edition tracked one accurately and missed the other entirely.
Jul 5, 2026
The Annex III delay bought boards time. Article 50 did not receive the same grace period.
+10
Jun 29, 2026
Commercial insurers have arrived at the same question as the Article 65 investigation standard. They are asking for evidence, not documentation.
Jun 21, 2026
Corporate governance was built for a world where the principals are reachable. AI systems do not pause for the summer recess.
