AI can strengthen governance but it cannot replace judgement
AI continues to dominate boardroom discussions. The governance and legal teams that I speak to are often facing two related...
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The week in GRC: NYC comptroller joins calls for SEC to rethink 14a-8 revocation plans and Airbnb investor groups drop lawsuit
– New York City comptroller Mark Levine has joined a coalition of investors, academics and Democratic financial officials calling...
US activists overwhelmingly opted for settlements in 2026 proxy season, research shows
While shareholder activists remained active this proxy season, they increasingly secured board seats behind closed doors rather...
EEOC votes to scrap EEO-1 reporting to reshape workforce disclosure
Governance professionals may soon face a significant shift in how workforce demographic data is collected, reported and...
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People moves: Former GitLab legal chief Robin Schulman joins Quantinuum as CLO
Computing company Quantinuum has named Robin Schulman as its new chief legal officer and company secretary. Schulman will report...
Tackling proxy plumbing issues: how tokenized securities are moving from theory to boardroom agenda
Last week, during a Governance Intelligence Business Briefing titled Tokenized securities 101: what every public company needs to...
Creating connections for stronger retail engagement
Retail shareholder participation is a priority for many issuers and for good reason. When more shareholders are informed and...
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The week in GRC: Amgen settles million-dollar investor lawsuit as the SEC plans to host 24-hour trading roundtable
– Amgen has agreed to pay $74 mn to settle a shareholder class action that alleges the biotechnology company failed to promptly...
OpenAI escapes the sandbox: A lesson in AI governance post Hugging Face incident
The OpenAI-Hugging Face incident is less a story about an AI model 'escaping' its sandbox than a warning that corporate governance...
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