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From CEO conflict to cryptocurrency challenges
In this episode of CharitEpulse, the trio discuss:
- Railway charity leadership dispute - CEO resigns after governance tensions around non‑executive and executive roles
- Prime Minister's proposed regulatory powers - Plans to give the Charity Commission stronger powers to close charities
- Growing focus on impact reporting - David Holdsworth, CEO of the Charity Commission, urges charities to deliver more meaningful impact reporting under new SORP
- Fraud trends shifting - Reported decrease in fraud incidents but expectations of increased cyber‑related risk grow
- Crypto donations and "semi-unrestricted" funds - Mind receives $10 million donation, challenges of accepting cryptocurrency, and confusion over "semi-unrestricted" terminology.
Listen time: 25 minutes
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Hosts
Charles Mesquita
Charities Director
Catherine Rustomji
Partner at Shakespeare Martineau
James Saunders
Partner at Moore Kingston SmithSubscribe to trustEnews
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