How RBC improved its director onboarding
A key challenge for corporate secretaries is ensuring that boards have the right composition and that directors are ready and able...
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The week in GRC: Boards seek more cyber-risk oversight, and NYC plans to divest from fossil fuels
– The Financial Times reported that, according to research conducted by the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators...
How USAA fulfills its governance mission
USAA has a special mission: to ensure the financial wellbeing of millions of current or former members of the US military and...
Microsoft’s Seethoff talks executive pay and director tenure
John Seethoff has been described as ‘a giant in the field of corporate governance’ and ‘a strong, thoughtful leader willing to...
2018 governance agenda: Getting the team right
Director turnover is likely to be a significant focus for governance teams in 2018 – in part because it is wrapped up in issues...
Diversity takes Canadian governance spotlight
Board diversity is expected to loom large in the minds of Canadian shareholders, board directors and corporate governance teams in...
One board director should be replaced, say almost half of directors
The percentage of directors that are unsatisfied with their fellow board directors is on the rise, with 46 percent saying that one...
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EY: Audit committees face key challenges in 2018
Audit committees face a range of testing changes in the new year, ranging from revised revenue reporting and CEO pay disclosure to...
Boards lack awareness of overall company culture, research suggests
Corporate culture is increasingly being targeted as a means to ensure companies behave effectively, ethically and within the rules...
The week in GRC: FCC net neutrality vote faces legal challenge, and Icahn said to eye Xerox board tussle
– Bloomberg reported that the UK government reversed a campaign pledge to disband the Serious Fraud Office (SFO), with the white...
