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Webinar Recording | Navigating the Transition from King IV to King V

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Webinar Recording | Navigating the Transition from King IV to King V

27 Jan 2026 1:31:33 Minutes Webinar

Watch the recording of our webinar on the newly released King V Code on Corporate Governance. This practical, client-focused session unpacks the transition from King IV to King V, highlighting what has changed, what remains consistent in principle, and what boards and executive teams need to do next. The webinar traces the evolution of the King Codes and translates King V into clear, actionable guidance for governance leaders.

Topics covered include:

  • Key changes from King IV to King V
  • Core principles and practices under King V
  • Practical takeaways for implementation

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Click here to access the King V information brochure

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