Zero trust for the cybersecurity hydra Cybersecurity strategies will be more effective if they are based on the idea your organisation is already compromised.
Tax, transparency and trust Building and retaining trust is front of mind for many boards, with trust underpinning brand and reputation. Tax is an important issue that…
Brave new world – Trusts post the Trusts Act 2019 The new Act has changed the trust landscape in New Zealand.
The Trusts Act 2019: Implications for trustees of charitable trusts and NFPs Compliance requirements, trustee obligations and issues for trustees to be aware of to prepare for the changes to the Trusts Act.
Why Zero Trust is a big step to zero worries With Zero Trust cybersecurity the default setting is that no one is trusted.
Community Trusts explained NZ's community trusts are governed by people from their local community, investing their community’s capital prudently, and tailoring their…
Community Trusts – Governing in these times A recording of a webcast held on 16 September 2020 which explored the challenges faced by community trusts and the NFP sector.
Submission on the Trusts Bill the Institute of Directors' submission on the Trusts Bill which will replace the Trustee Act 1956.
The test of pandemic preparedness Without global change, the experience of the past 18 months is likely to be repeated.
Top five issues reveal no rest for New Zealand directors in 2022 There will be no ‘business as usual’ in 2022.
Submission on the exposure draft of the Trusts Bill The-Institute of Directors' submission on the exposure draft of the Trusts Bill.
Trish Oakley Trish is a Chartered Fellow of the IoD, Chair of the Otago-Southland committee branch, a representative on the National Council and…
The new tax reporting requirements for trusts in New Zealand may have unintended positive effects IRD has finalised the new reporting requirements for domestic trusts in NZ.
The top five issues for directors in 2022 Active regulators, ethics, global travel and supply chains, the talent shortage and climate – again.