From lost business to employee morale, the impact of a network breach can hit companies on multiple fronts. Takeaways from a recent director roundtable discussion on how to gauge—and prepare for—the potential hit.
The most common expected change is to widen the ranges for financial targets between threshold, target and maximum, a study finds.
The following structure can help boards allocate ESG oversight in a way that assigns its components to the appropriate committee while leaving overall responsibility to the full board.Â
Avoid challenges from investor groups by addressing problems well ahead of time.
2020, among other things, has solidified the importance of ESG-related issues in the corporate space. The Covid-19 public health crisis and ensuing economic fallout taught
As corporate governance professionals prepare proxy statements, plan for annual meetings, assess boards, and take a closer look at environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues,
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