Boards May Need To Reevaluate Their Idea Of Acceptable Risk
Boards are being held to a higher standard regarding risk. A more thorough strategy may be what directors need to prevent irreparable harm.
Boards are being held to a higher standard regarding risk. A more thorough strategy may be what directors need to prevent irreparable harm.
Regulation of AI will continue to evolve, forcing companies to anticipate curbs on their use of the technology.
These directors hold key institutional knowledge and can provide important mentorship to incoming board members.
Board members should be asking these three questions to evaluate their interaction with the chief executive.
The aggressive effort by Ancora comes one year after the Ohio derailment—and holds lessons for all boards.
Public company boards can gain much insight by applying these six guiding principles of PE company boards.