Latest Features from ICSA Chartered Secretary Magazine http://www.charteredsecretary.net Chartered Secretary magazine is the magazine of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators (ICSA). It is published for the ICSA by ICSA Information & Training Ltd, the publishing and training company of the ICSA. The way ahead http://www.charteredsecretary.net/features.php?id=4640 With auto-enrolment on the horizon for many employers, Alan Morahan considers the options available to them. Explaining the future http://www.charteredsecretary.net/features.php?id=4637 We speak to Stephen Haddrill, Chief Executive of the Financial Reporting Council, about diversity, Europe and the future of the comply or explain regime. Q&A http://www.charteredsecretary.net/features.php?id=4602 I am a director of a private limited company. Following the receipt of tax advice, I proposed transferring some of my shares to my wife. My fellow directors refused to register the transfer on the grounds that they were concerned about the potential effect on voting rights. Is there any way in which the shares could be transferred? Points of view http://www.charteredsecretary.net/features.php?id=4600 Julia Casson looks at the responses to the EU green paper on corporate governance and considers how much influence they will have. Dealing with documents http://www.charteredsecretary.net/features.php?id=4563 Katie Paxton Doggett provides a low down on the documents you need to keep and for how long, as well as the best way to dispose of those you dont need. Seeing the benefit http://www.charteredsecretary.net/features.php?id=4562 Sallie Pilot explores the business benefits of quality narrative reporting. On the front line http://www.charteredsecretary.net/features.php?id=4561 In last months issue a registrar and a company secretary gave their views on the impact that the Stewardship Code has had on shareholder engagement. This month we ask Colin Melvin for the investors perspective. A positive direction http://www.charteredsecretary.net/features.php?id=4560 Anna Bateson explains how you can steer your board through a successful programme of development. Another way http://www.charteredsecretary.net/features.php?id=4559 Times are tough in the charitable sector. We talked to Lesley-Anne Alexander, Chief Executive at RNIB about how her organisation has sought a different route to success. Know the limits http://www.charteredsecretary.net/features.php?id=4558 Richard Anderson explains why directors should focus on risk appetite. Fair representation http://www.charteredsecretary.net/features.php?id=4520 Ed Monniot sets out some of the key legal and practical issues which should be considered at the beginning of a leasehold transaction and how to avoid some common pitfalls. All change? The registar\'s perspective http://www.charteredsecretary.net/features.php?id=4519 Over the last twenty years we have seen a general trend, centred in the UK, leading to an increased focus on corporate governance and a gradual but improving level of institutional investor engagement with issuers. All change? http://www.charteredsecretary.net/features.php?id=4518 Published in July 2010, the Stewardship Code aims to enhance engagement between companies and their shareholders. Over a year on from then, has it made a difference? We asked a company secretary and a registrar for their perspective. Signs of encouragement http://www.charteredsecretary.net/features.php?id=4517 Sallie Pilot argues that this has been another pivotal year for reporting. Avoiding disaster http://www.charteredsecretary.net/features.php?id=4516 John Hurrell asks if it is possible to prevent corporate crises, or if they are just an inherent risk of doing business.