Accessing the future
Whether you view the SEC’s new ‘notice and access’ rule as terrific or just one more confusing possibility amidst a rapidly...
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Boardroom archive
Glass houses
Activist investing is now commonplace. Aided by regulatory advances and a changing attitude to ownership rights, shareholders are...
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Fifth anniversary
There has been no shortage of significant milestones in the world of corporate governance and compliance since the dramatic and...
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Getting on the same page
It has been a long time coming but it appears as though the SEC may have finally coordinated its Sarbanes-Oxley Section 404...
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Breaking the broker vote
In response to the heated debate generated by the NYSE’s proposal to eliminate broker voting for uncontested director elections...
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Open to discussion
In late May, the Lotos Club in Manhattan hosted the third Corporate Secretary East Coast Think Tank, where speakers and...
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new era of privilege
Corporate Secretary magazine has partnered with Foley & Lardner to produce a series of webcasts that will continue throughout the...
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Director matchmaking
In May, the Nasdaq Stock Market launched Board Recruiting (www.boardrecruiting.com), a new service aimed at public and private...
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A five-step framework
The perfect storm of option-accounting began in 2002 with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. Once the floodgates were open, a number of other...
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The fine line for UK activists
In May, the UK's Financial Services Authority (FSA) issued advice in its 'Market Watch' newsletter about shareholder activism...
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