The SEC Considers The Influence Of Proxy Advisory Firms
While regulators are paying at least some attention to proxy voting issues and the concerns surrounding them, it remains to be seen whether the discussions will result in new regulations.
While regulators are paying at least some attention to proxy voting issues and the concerns surrounding them, it remains to be seen whether the discussions will result in new regulations.
While companies such as Shell should be commended for taking active steps to link executive pay to ESG and CSR targets, there are a number of important considerations that need to be addressed carefully going forward by boards and other stakeholders.
Directors need to recognize the natural business evolution of the companies they steward, the impact of new market forces and when the current CEO’s skill set no longer matches its growth trajectory.
With Institutional Shareholder Services Inc.’s recent announcement of a new voting policy with respect to U.S. companies with no female directors serving on their boards, the issue of board diversity remains front and center.
Democratized philanthropy is more than a passing trend — it’s highly effective and critical to meeting CSR goals. Here’s what you need to know.
Catherine Bromilow, Partner with PwC’s Governance Insights Center, joins TK Kerstetter to discuss how boards can recognize when their company is on the precipice of a potentially negative operating spiral.