Legal and Standards
Conflicts of Interest
We work with clients, suppliers, partners and other organisations across related markets, so potential conflicts of interest need to be considered openly.
Last updated: August 2026
1. Identifying conflicts
Potential conflicts are considered before an engagement begins and kept under review as work progresses, including where we support organisations operating in the same or adjacent markets.
2. Disclosure and management
Where a material conflict exists, we assess the situation and, where appropriate, disclose it to the relevant client so that the client can decide how to proceed. Practical measures such as separating work, limiting information flows or adjusting scope may be used where they are appropriate.
3. Declining or discontinuing work
Where a conflict cannot reasonably be managed, we may decline the engagement or discontinue it. We do not claim complete independence in circumstances where we have disclosed commercial relationships that are relevant to the work.
Contact
Questions about this document can be sent to support@prohubgroup.co.uk. PROHUBGROUP LTD, trading as ProHub Group, company number 16285611, Registered in England and Wales. Registered office: Bartle House, Oxford Court, Manchester, M2 3WQ, United Kingdom.