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The week in GRC: SEC loses more staff and HSBC may take AGM online
-Anonymous sources with the SEC have told Reuters (paywall) that the organization has lost 16 percent of its employees in the past...
Fund managers lose faith in US market
Bank of America’s April survey of fund managers painted a bleak picture for the US and world markets, with a record high of 82...
The Week in GRC: Companies scramble to adjust to Trump's tariffs
-Chinese e-commerce giants Temu and Shein say that they will be raising their extremely cheap prices for US customers as of next...
Companies halt guidance in wake of tariffs
Companies are pulling their guidance in droves amid US President Donald Trump’s game of back and forth with tariffs. Last week...
How much can AI help lawyers carry out their jobs?
How much can lawyers lean on AI to help them with their jobs? Well, according to a new academic study, it may be more reliable...
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The week in GRC: Atkins takes over at SEC as companies pull outlook over tariff impact
– On Wednesday the US Senate confirmed Paul Atkins as the chair of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, Bloomberg reported...
The week in GRC: Enter the era of protectionism… but activists to exit?
Sidley Austin’s Derek Zaba and Kai Liekefett explore the potential impact of the so-called ‘liberation day’ tariffs on the...
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The week in GRC: SEC drops defense of climate disclosure rule and Delaware governor signs law reforms
– The SEC voted to end its defense of the agency’s climate risk disclosure rule changes. Acting chair Mark Uyeda said in a...
The week in GRC: J&J and Lilly increased spending on executive security in 2024 and Republican bill targets EU ESG rules
– Reuters reported that, according to people familiar with the matter, Anson Funds is preparing for a boardroom fight at Match...
