The People with Significant Control register (PSC), introduced in June 2016, requires companies to declare individuals who have a significant stake in the business.
Government backs support for small firms threatened in Carillion collapse
The Government has backed a £100 million loan facility for small businesses threatened with insolvency following the Carillion collapse.
What happens if I fall out with my shareholders in the business?
Shareholder disputes can – and do – arise for a variety of reasons. Perhaps one shareholder has had a change of heart about the business, another feels that his interests are being unfairly prejudiced by the conduct of others, or maybe shareholders simply no longer wish to work with one another anymore.
Can the Carillion taskforce save firms from demise?
The Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has launched a taskforce to “monitor and advise” firms adversely affected by the Carillion collapse.
RBS shareholders propose overturning corporate governance in successive rebellion
A large number of RBS shareholders have put forward a proposal to “improve corporate governance and shareholder engagement” at the majority state-owned bank.