Corporate Secretary is now Governance Intelligence
Corporate Secretary welcomes you to our new name, Governance Intelligence. Corporate Secretary was founded in 2002 and today our...
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The week in GRC: Court upholds Nasdaq’s board diversity rule and Florida Bar considers requiring client consent to use AI
– Reuters (paywall) reported that Florida attorneys may soon have to get their clients’ consent before using artificial...
Biggest companies lead on AI use in M&A due diligence, survey finds
Larger companies are more likely than smaller firms to use artificial intelligence (AI) in researching M&A targets but the tool is...
Nominees announced for Corporate Governance Awards 2023
Corporate Secretary is delighted to announce the short-listed nominees for its 16th Corporate Governance Awards. The winners...
Female general counsel lead men on pay, research finds
Female general counsel at large US companies took home more in compensation than their male peers last year, according to a study...
Corporate transactions and the board: Governance across M&A now available
Corporate Secretary’s ‘Corporate transactions and the board: Governance across M&A’ report presents the findings from exclusive...
Governance Matters podcast: Research shows AI can help law students. What does that mean for in-house counsel?
Artificial intelligence (AI) is set to have far-reaching implications for in-house and private practice lawyers but, with use...
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The week in GRC: NACD issues recommendations on improving board culture and DWS settles SEC greenwashing claims
– According to The Wall Street Journal (paywall), many companies are reinforcing their commitment to diversity, equity and...
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Boards lagging on cyber-security expertise, study finds
The number of directors with cyber-security expertise at S&P 500 companies remains low, with only 12 percent of firms having a...
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Market conditions fail to dent high CEO pay, ISS finds
Across the US, more than 70 percent of chief executives took home at least their target compensation in 2022 – a figure that is...
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