UK small-cap companies targeted by activist investors; ‘unprecedented’ events distract business leaders; what are boards for?

Tariffs prompt auditors to seek watchdog advice; proxy advice and misinformation; Delaware and ‘the efficiency of corporate adjudication’.

The current political climate makes the enforcement of EU legislation in America unlikely, suggest academics.

UK football governance bill passes through the Lords; Delaware eases governance strictures; responsible investment holds on.

The changes would disadvantage shareholders, undermine case law and erode perceived value, believes Harvard law professor.

The US judge’s January ruling against the Tesla board stands, highlighting the issue of corporate governance and compensation.

Rise in UK directors’ confidence; Delaware’s corporate law foundations shaken; EY fined by FRC for breaching fee cap.

UK and US CEO pay gap; a deepfake voice note from the CEO; Delaware reforms disappoint US governance guru.

With Tesla’s AGM imminent, proxy advisers Glass Lewis advise shareholders to reject ‘excessive’ pay package for the carmaker’s CEO.