Disclosing the company’s reasoning behind doing something that is largely considered good governance should be viewed as positive rather than punitive. Here’s why.
While a discussion about clawback policies might be difficult, if handled smartly, it could be used to the board’s advantage. Some tips.
No matter how impactful Washington’s new 500-page proposed rules for disclosing climate-related information appeared at first glance, the reality could be even more so. What you and your board should know—and do—to prepare.
If a lawsuit filed recently against Amazon is successful other companies may face suits targeting their boards and seeking court mandated changes to customer data use.
New rules require companies to set up internal reporting channels and scrutinize how they conduct investigations.
Certain words can result in positive or negative recommendations. A primer.
