The roundtable explored the apparent paradox that while some stakeholders want to see more data before trusting what a company says about its tax position, complex tax data can create misunderstanding, debates about what it means and questions about its accuracy — driving a greater mistrust. It was thought that data alone would not overcome the trust deficit and tax disclosures, and ESG disclosure in general should not be about a tick box disclosure mentality, but about engaging with stakeholders to explain a company’s role in and contribution to society.

This Ahead of the Curves Podcast, supported by Stifel Europe asks: Post-Covid what does the future of healthcare look like?

Early this summer Jericho and Openreach hosted a series of dedicated roundtable conversations within a national coalition of critical deciders and doers – as an opportunity for fresh, inspiring and practical thinking around the possibilities of a joined-up digital future in which all can connect with all. These scoping roundtables bought together politicians and pollsters, tech. disruptors and teachers, business leaders and think tanks to explore how best can we utilise better digital connectivity to create a Greener, Healthier and Fairer Britain that closes the gaps between rural and urban economies, between the regions, and supports the nation’s creativity and ambition.