Political Spending Disclosures Will Set 2020 Board Agendas
Political spending disclosure is on the minds of many shareholders one year ahead of the 2020 elections and corporate boards should take notice.
Political spending disclosure is on the minds of many shareholders one year ahead of the 2020 elections and corporate boards should take notice.
Hastily enacted regulation that limits innovation and technological advancements and imposes a broader set of requirements on companies and board members is not the solution to the potential ethical issues surrounding A.I.
Investor lawsuits challenging management’s public statements continue to reach record highs. Here are some useful tips for boards to keep in mind for communicating with investors and colleagues, retaining necessary backup, and managing incoming shareholder requests.
Silicon Valley investor Roger McNamee, one of the earliest investors in Facebook, weighs in on the FTC’s $5 billion fine for Facebook and the multiple investigations into potential anti-trust violations by the largest companies in technology.
Corporate board members may want to reexamine whether sitting on two or more boards is in their long-term best interest. If they don’t, investors may be doing it for them.
Governance is strategic. Strategic boards are responding and raising the standard of governance excellence. A robust well-designed assessment process provides an opportunity for corporate boards