corporate governance

“In Finland, we need further alignment regarding the notion that strong value creation is important from a national interest perspective. The more successful our companies are, the more growth, investment, and well-being they generate for Finnish society,” says Solidium’s new CEO, Matts Rosenberg. Read more »

CEO transitions are a consistent focal point in annual reports and board discussions. What receives far less attention, in research and in practice, is how the executive team prepares itself for the change. And yet, this is where success or failure often begins. Read more »

Some of the hardest board decisions are made when performance is solid, and the pressure is internally driven. In 2025, Aspo’s board chose to act anyway, applying private-equity-style discipline to make structural decisions that will reshape the company. Read more »

EU gender quotas regulating the composition of listed companies’ boards will enter into force this year. According to Emilia Kullas, attention should shift from the numbers to the underlying causes and structures. Read more »

Gofore’s share price remained steady after the digital transformation consultancy responded to a Helsingin Sanomat report on internal conflict and leaked materials related to an alleged bid for a project in the United Arab Emirates. Read more »

Leadership movements accelerated with more exits across Finnish listed companies in November from a month ago, with the most significant activity coming from Dovre Group, Titanium Oyj, WithSecure Oyj, Harvia Group, and Summa Defence, according to Listeds data. Read more »

Strategy is no longer an annual exercise or a controlled process with a beginning and an end. It sits permanently on the board table, constantly challenged by forces that move faster than corporate cycles. Among these forces, one has become utterly inescapable: artificial intelligence. Read more »