Peter Whitehead reports on the most notable findings from our series of debates called “The Board is Dead; Long Live the Board” as part of the FT's Executive Appointments’ “Better Boards” series.
The qualifications of non-executive directors were questioned at the latest round table debate, with one participant callng it “ridiculous” that there are so few barriers to becoming a board director.
“Apart from a stellar CV, directors of our largest companies ought to show certain basic skills and understanding,” he said, pointing out that in other parts of the world compulsory training and examinations are being suggested for independent directors...
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