Online Webinar | Proposal for Code of Conduct for Directors by the Institute of Directors, UK @UCLLaws
Online Webinar | Proposal for Code of Conduct for Directors by the Institute of Directors, UK  @UCLLaws
Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This online webinar is organised by the UCL Centre for Ethics and Law.

About this event

In June 2024, the IoD unveiled a Code of Conduct for Directors. This soft law instrument addresses directors’ personal and organisational conduct so that they, as leaders in business, can be encouraged to shape good business culture. The Code is intended to contribute to restoring public trust in business. This webinar introduces the Code in order to engage academic and other stakeholders to consider and respond to the consultation, which closes on 16 August 2024. The IoD’s presentation at the webinar will be accompanied by academic reflections.

Speakers:

Roger Barker, Director of Corporate Governance and Policy, IoD
Pedro Schilling de Carvalho, Lecturer in Financial and Environmental Law, UCL
Anna Donovan, Associate Professor of Corporate Law, UCL
Joan Loughrey, Professor of Law, Queen’s University Belfast
Eva Micheler, Professor of Law, London School of Economics

You may access the Centre's consultation response via the link below:
ucl.ac.uk/laws/sites/laws/files/ucl_cel_response_to_the_iod_consultation_on_the_code_of_conduct_for_directors13.pdf
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