Recap: AICD's 10 most popular articles for 2019

2019 was a busy year for governance. From the Royal Commission final report to honing your director CV, we bring you the top 10 most read AICD articles for the year.

Royal Commission Final Report: Executive Summary

In the AICD’s most read story for the year, our policy team summarised the key findings, recommendations and implications for governance and directors.

The 7 biggest infrastructure projects in Australia right now

In February Company Director looked at the top infrastructure projects that will drive productivity growth.

Key findings from the banking Royal Commission final report

Boards will need discipline and focus in the wake of the banking Royal Commission, Company Director reported in March.

2019 Federal Budget Analysis

What did the 2019 Federal Budget mean for your organisation and for the wider Australian economy? AICD Chief Economist Mark Thirlwell and Head of Policy Christian Gergis provided their analysis of major budget initiatives.

Directors, would you record your board meetings?

The taking of minutes was a hot topic this year. How much detail do you need to ensure their accuracy, asked Company Director.

The accidental chair

Ming Long was asked to step up to chair of AMP Capital Funds Management in 2017 after less than a year on the board. She recounted the character building experience in the March issue of Company Director.

7 ways to make your director CV stand out

Applying for director positions is a competitive process – so how can you get an edge in a crowded market?

Release of ASX Corporate Governance Council’s Corporate Governance Principles & Recommendations, fourth edition

Following much public debate, the fourth edition of the ASX Corporate Governance Council’s Principles and Recommendations were officially released.

How the Richmond Tigers are nailing great culture

Before the Tigers won their second premiership in three years, Richmond Football Club president Peggy O'Neal told Company Director how the club planned to maintain its edge.

APRA proposes stronger rules on remuneration

The AICD policy team summarised APRA’s draft prudential standard to strengthen remuneration requirements.