​As part of Lloyds Banking Group’s Group Secretariat, Roopah oversees statutory compliance for more than 200 subsidiary entities, ensuring accurate and timely filings with Companies House. She manages board governance processes, including agenda preparation, minute-taking, and regulatory reporting, and coordinates director appointments and resignations in line with ECCTA requirements. Working closely with Finance and Audit teams, she facilitates board approval of subsidiary accounts and leads automation initiatives to streamline governance processes and enhance operational efficiency.​
​Prior to Lloyds, Roopah served as Company Secretary at Softgel Healthcare Private Limited in India, where she led corporate secretarial functions, ensured compliance with corporate law, and implemented governance improvements. She has also contributed to governance and stakeholder engagement within theUK health sector through her earlier work with the Local Involvement Network.​
​Dual-qualified as a Chartered Secretary (ACG) with The Chartered Governance Institute UK & Ireland and a Company Secretary (ACS) with the Institute ofCompany Secretaries of India, Roopah brings a global perspective to governance delivery. Known for her professionalism, discretion, and collaborative style, sheis a valued member of Beyond Governance’s delivery team, supporting clients to strengthen governance frameworks and achieve sustainable compliance.​
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A UK private company is not required by the Companies Act 2006 to have a company secretary. Its articles of
Company secretary cost in the UK depends on the work required. Basic filing packages and ongoing board support cover different
For a UK company board, a minute taking service is worth considering when the internal team lacks protected drafting time,
