What Directors Think 2024: Governing in the Age of Disruption
In partnership with Diligent Institute and BDO, we asked board members across all sectors and committee roles about the agenda for the year.
In partnership with Diligent Institute and BDO, we asked board members across all sectors and committee roles about the agenda for the year.
In the annals of business, Berkshire Hathaway’s Charlie Munger, who died in November at age 99, had few—perhaps no—peers. An exclusive excerpt from the newly updated edition of Poor Charlie’s Almanack illuminates his unique approaches to deal analysis, decision-making and the magic of “sit-on-your-ass investing.”
When it comes to oversight, ownership may trump objectivity.
Five recommendations for directors who really want to be partners with management on corporate governance.
If alumni could sue like shareholders can sue, they’d have a solid case for malfeasance—especially after this week.
Phillips 66’s situation is a reminder that evaluating performance versus peers can be significant for the following reasons.
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