The Executive Magazine

The International Saudi Falcons and Hunting Exhibition brings falconry, craftsmanship and outdoor pursuits together in one of Riyadh’s largest public events.

Women now hold 43% of board roles at the UK’s 350 largest listed companies, according to the latest review of women’s representation in British boardrooms. The share represents 1,275 positions across the FTSE 350 and marks a record high for the programme.

The French Riviera has a way of following its favourite restaurants around the map, and one of its best-loved tables is now setting up on the Costa del Sol.

British companies now write the software beneath bank accounts around the world. Discover how Engine by Starling, Thought Machine, 10x Banking, ClearBank, Form3 and Griffin are winning clients from Tangerine to SBS Bank. Read online now.

The skills shortages holding back UK businesses are not always the ones that dominate the headlines.

Seasoned leaders know that conviction fades by week three. Systems outlast inspiration; discipline compounds quietly, long after enthusiasm burns off. Build routines your team can execute without you in the room, and momentum becomes structural.

Almost a century after it first opened, Quaglino’s has begun a new chapter in St James’s.

Royal Huisman is completing what will become the world's largest sloop. Learn how Frers Design, Wetzels Brown and Rondal have shaped the 85-metre Project 410, which CEO Peter Naeyé says remains focused on the pleasure of sailing. Read the article in the new issue.

Chancellor John Healey has delivered Budget 2026, a package built around what HM Treasury calls ‘breathing space’ for families and businesses, matched with structural changes for the decade ahead.

Autumn is one of the most inviting times to visit Tuscany, when mild temperatures, thinner crowds and a slower pace of travel bring a different rhythm to the region’s hilltop villages and historic towns.