Record Say-On-Pay Failures In 2022 Raises Compensation Concerns For Boards
The optics of CEOs receiving big pay increases is not playing well at a time when investors are worried about an uncertain global economy and a looming recession.
The optics of CEOs receiving big pay increases is not playing well at a time when investors are worried about an uncertain global economy and a looming recession.
Activist investors, armed with record amounts of capital, assisted by recent market volatility and boosted by an upcoming once-in-a-generation SEC rule change, are about to attack Corporate America’s C-Suites and boardrooms with a vengeance.
Boards of directors must play a critical role in ensuring businesses meet the demands of multi-stakeholder capitalism.
Expecting Meta’s board to be responsible for world events may seem a stretch, but at least one aspect of this suit deserves board attention.
Shareholders are demanding civil rights audits. A look at when you should do one—and how to do it right.
A record number of proposals requesting climate-related disclosures were filed—and passed—in 2022. Here’s what boards should be watching.