governance
Coverage of governance in the Nexus archive.
- Broadridge’s Distributed Ledger Repo platform processes $8 trillion in July volume
Broadridge’s Distributed Ledger Repo platform processed $8 trillion in volume during July. Furthermore, Broadridge offers services encompassing onchain proxy voting and governance, as well as managing digital asset infrastructure.
- Rethinking governance in Pakistan
Pakistan is reconsidering governance structures amid debates over creating new provinces. The article argues that effective service delivery depends on administrative proximity and state capacity rather than merely redrawing boundaries. Historical examples like the 1955 One Unit scheme and the 1973 Constitution highlight challenges in balancing national unity with regional needs.
- Politics is upon us
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi criticized the government for failing to relieve public hardship and stated the system has collapsed. He proposed creating more provinces to improve governance, a suggestion later supported by DG ISPR. His remarks, which referenced ineffective relief schemes and instability in India, drew significant attention and challenged narratives about government performance.
- Jefferies analyst calls out ‘simple-minded’ criticism of SpaceX’s governance
Jefferies analyst Aniket Shah argues that investors criticizing SpaceX's governance are overly focused on formal compliance and missing long-term financial opportunities. Institutional investors have raised concerns about Elon Musk's extensive control over SpaceX, but Shah disputes that recent stock declines are linked to governance issues.
- China envoy makes a rare response after NZ foreign minister’s ‘go back’ slur
New Zealand's Foreign Minister Winston Peters told a Chinese-born opposition lawmaker to 'go back to your own country' during a parliamentary debate. The comments prompted a rare social media response from Beijing’s envoy in Wellington, escalating the issue into an international debate over governance and race relations in New Zealand.
- Indian Psychiatric Society urges mental health policy revamp
The Indian Psychiatric Society submitted a memorandum to Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan in Thiruvananthapuram, urging reforms in mental healthcare delivery, infrastructure, and governance.
- Building a predictive defense industrial base begins with artificial intelligence
The article discusses how AI-enabled workflows are accelerating production in the predictive defense industrial base, while emphasizing the importance of cybersecurity and governance in this process.
- 'Mykhailo Fedorov was fired for his successes in fighting corruption in the defense sector'
Daria Kaleniuk, Executive Director of the Anti-corruption Action Centre, emphasizes the need for institutional reforms in Ukraine's defense sector alongside battlefield success. She acknowledges President Zelensky's replacement of the commander-in-chief with a reform-oriented leader but argues deeper governance changes are necessary.
- Coronation Merchant Bank announces strategic leadership transition, building on strong foundations for long-term growth
Coronation Merchant Bank has appointed Obeahon Ohiwerei as Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer. The appointment follows the bank's successful recapitalisation, strengthened governance, continued digital transformation, and focus on delivering long-term value for clients and shareholders.
- FG launches $1.07 billion programmes to strengthen PHCs, education, governance
The Federal Government (FG) has launched two programs totaling $1.07 billion to enhance primary healthcare, education, and governance. The Human Capital Opportunities for Prosperity and Equity Governance (HOPE GOV) program is funded with $500 million, while the Primary Healthcare Provision Strengthening Programme (HOPE PHC) receives $570 million.
- UAC reshuffles board, appoints investment director to UPDC
UAC has reshuffled its board and appointed an investment director to UPDC as part of efforts to strengthen governance in its operating companies and support the Group's growth plans.
- CM Naidu calls for reforms in business rules, faster governance through technology
CM Naidu has directed officials to form a committee to revise the Business Rules and implement reforms aimed at enhancing governance efficiency and responsiveness through technological advancements.
- Airbnb co-founder is bullish on tokenization of real-world assets — but one thing is key
Airbnb founder and CEO is optimistic about tokenizing real-world assets but emphasizes that trust in governance and the hosting system's trustworthiness is crucial for success.
- Candidate Q&A: State Senate District 9 – David Croswell
David Croswell, a candidate for State Senate District 9, emphasizes the need for an independent, well-funded Ethics Commission with proactive investigative authority. His statement highlights concerns about ethical governance in the state legislature.
- BJP, Congress file nominations for Manjalpur bypoll, trade barbs over governance
BJP and Congress have filed nominations for the Manjalpur bypoll. The parties exchanged criticisms over governance issues during the process.
- Ministers diverting public attention by focusing on irrelevant issues, says Pralhad Joshi
Pralhad Joshi accuses ministers of diverting public attention by focusing on irrelevant issues. The Union Minister claims the Congress has failed in governance due to a lack of decision-making with sufficient ministers.
- Michigan State University President Kevin Guskiewicz reverses decision, will stay at MSU
Michigan State University President Kevin Guskiewicz reversed his decision to leave for Clemson University and will remain at MSU due to personal reasons. He cited his family's connection to the university and emphasized rebuilding trust through consistent actions and collaboration with the community and Board of Trustees.
- Tanzania: Govt Backs Cooperatives to Drive Economic Growth
The Tanzanian government has pledged to strengthen the cooperative sector as a key driver of economic transformation, focusing on governance reforms, digital service expansion, and improved access to affordable financing for cooperatives.
- We must stop radicals from making governance impossible in the House and beyond
The article discusses concerns about radicals undermining governance in the House and beyond, highlighting changes in a key institution that threaten the functioning of the republic.
- Study calls for major overhaul of social work education to strengthen disaster preparedness
A study advocates for significant changes in social work education to enhance disaster preparedness. It highlights that social workers are primarily involved in post-disaster relief and psycho-social support, but their roles in disaster planning, governance, and risk reduction are underutilized.
- Visioning Karachi
The article discusses the ongoing political debate about a new constitutional construct for Karachi, highlighting the city's unlivable conditions, including sprawl, slums, and loss of green cover. It emphasizes the need for transparent governance, multi-stakeholder collaboration, and a holistic approach to urban reform to address Karachi's challenges.
- Ethiopia: Ethiopia's Digital Revolution - From Connectivity to Competitiveness
Ethiopia is emerging as a leader in Africa's digital transformation, leveraging connectivity to drive economic growth, stronger governance, and global competitiveness. The nation's strategic position in the Horn of Africa and its cultural heritage are highlighted alongside its modernization efforts.
- Amid political turbulence, Diya Binu keeps her focus on governance
Diya Binu, the Pala municipal chairperson, is demonstrating steady leadership in governance despite political turbulence. The article highlights her growing role requiring capabilities beyond her age.
- Governor sacks traditional rulers council chair, reverses decision five days later
Governor Otu's administration removed and reappointed the chairman of Cross River’s Traditional Rulers Council within five days, causing public outrage over governance and transparency concerns. Conflicting letters from the administration highlighted questions about political interference.
- Colloquium on fiscal accountability and governance on June 22
A colloquium on fiscal accountability and governance is scheduled for June 22, organized by the CAG and ICSSR.
- Coalition Government highlights two years of governance, development in Andhra Pradesh
The Coalition Government in Andhra Pradesh has highlighted its two years of governance and development efforts. The focus is on progress made during this period.
- Hong Kong’s financial revival: trading, tokenisation and governance in focus
Hong Kong's financial markets are showing signs of revival with rising trading volumes, rebuilding IPO pipelines, and accelerating cross-border flows. The city is regaining its status as Asia’s leading international financial hub after a period of fragility.
- Hong Kong’s five-year plan must boost governance to ensure results
Hong Kong's government has initiated public consultation on its first five-year plan. The article emphasizes that effective governance, including coordination and sustained implementation, is crucial for converting long-term goals into tangible results. Despite having numerous ideas and policies, Hong Kong struggles to move beyond policy announcements to actual outcomes.
- ‘A year is a long time’ – John Lee on whether he will run again in 2027
Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu declined to confirm whether he will seek a second term in 2027, emphasizing his focus on accomplishing goals in his final year of office and ensuring governance continuity.
- Pakistan’s AI checklist
Pakistan's AI policy aims to integrate artificial intelligence into governance, public services, and industry but faces challenges due to over-reliance on foreign models and infrastructure. The article emphasizes the need for a hybrid approach combining global tools with sovereign AI capacity to ensure accountability and control over data and systems.
- JPMorgan Chase plans to deploy more powerful AI agents this year
JPMorgan Chase plans to deploy more powerful AI agents this year. The move indicates that long-running AI agents may soon overcome security and governance challenges hindering adoption in large companies.
- Switzerland was recently ranked the best country in the world. Here's why.
Switzerland was ranked the best country in the world by US News & World Report due to high scores in governance, health, culture, and economic development. The country leads in economic development with low corporate taxes and high-tech exports, and it ranks highly in cultural contributions including 19 Nobel Laureates and 13 UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
- Agentic AI hype races ahead as enterprises remain stuck in pilot mode
Forrester reports that 75% of enterprise leaders claim to adopt agentic AI, yet most remain stuck in pilot phases with limited production deployment. Vendors overuse the term 'agentic AI,' while enterprises struggle with governance, scaling, and demonstrating ROI. The challenge lies in aligning agent autonomy with measurable business outcomes.
- Chinese super-app could get an AI agent
Tencent is nearing the launch of an AI agent for WeChat, its multifunctional app used in China for messaging, social media, and payments. The AI agent could enable commerce tasks like shopping and payments, though challenges with customer trust, governance, and AI hallucinations remain.
- TON revives Gram token brand as Telegram CEO Durov says network is ‘returning to roots’
TON has revived the Gram token brand as part of network upgrades, fee reductions, and Telegram's push for increased governance involvement. Telegram CEO Pavel Durov stated the network is 'returning to roots' with this rebrand.
- Danish pension fund excludes SpaceX citing governance and valuation
A Danish pension fund has excluded SpaceX from its investments, citing concerns over corporate governance and valuation. The decision reflects the fund's evaluation of governance practices and financial worth.
- Crises in Amhara, Tigray cloud Ethiopia's election 2026
The June 1, 2026 Ethiopian elections face security challenges and political debates over federalism and governance. Crises in Amhara and Tigray regions could impact the polls, which are crucial for the country's democratic future.
- Oil giant BP removes chairman Albert Manifold after less than a year following 'serious concerns' over his 'governance, oversight and conduct'
BP has removed its chairman, Albert Manifold, after less than a year in the role due to 'serious concerns' over his governance, oversight, and conduct. The decision highlights internal issues related to leadership accountability.
- Govern your bots carefully or chaos could ensue
The average Global Fortune 500 enterprise is projected to operate over 150,000 AI agents by 2028, up from fewer than 15 today. Analyst firm Gartner warns that without proper governance, these AI agents could multiply uncontrollably and cause chaos.
- What lies ahead for Gaza after ceasefires in Iran and Lebanon?
Regional de-escalation in Iran and Lebanon may shift attention to Gaza, where a deadlock over Hamas weapons and unresolved governance issues threaten the stability of a potential truce.