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NEWS: Reporting, 21 September, 2021
In-house lawyers concerned about legal implications of ESG disclosures
Survey reveals that while US companies are happy to invest in ESG, their lawyers fear legal risks involved in increasing disclosures.
NEWS: Regulation, 20 September, 2021
Dual-class shares ‘would enhance investor protection’
Allowing dual-class shares on London’s premium market would provide a “higher level of regulatory protections” for minority shareholders, says Min Yan.
NEWS: Webinar, 17 September, 2021
Webinar: what’s next for boards in financial services?
Our panel of experts share their thoughts on some of the current and future challenges for traditional financial services firms.
INSIGHT: Governance, 17 September, 2021
How resilience reporting could help firms meet future challenges
Boards face a formidable piece of new work as the government pushes forward with reforms to corporate reporting.
NEWS: Governance, 13 September, 2021
Academic warns that ‘good’ corporations are bad for democracy
So called 'good' corporations have “not actually changed, at least not in terms of their legal mandates”, claims Joel Bakan.
NEWS: Reporting, 8 September, 2021
FRC calls on companies to provide more detailed climate disclosures
The UK reporting watchdog says many disclosures do not include information on how energy use and emissions are calculated.
NEWS: Selection, 7 September, 2021
All-rounder CEOs ‘outperform those with specific industry knowledge’
Research concludes that companies whose CEOs have a high degree of transferable skills do better than those with moderate levels.
NEWS: CEO pay, 7 September, 2021
Europe sees 18% increase in shareholder revolts on executive pay
Spain saw the greatest opposition to remuneration-related resolutions, with 60.6% contested—an increase of 33.2% year on year.
