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How Boards’ Cultural Diversity Affects Firm Performance Under Competitive Pressure

Reynolds Holding

Awareness of the cultural dimension of diversity in corporate boards has been on the rise. Directors’ cultural values can affect how effective corporate boards are in advising and monitoring managers and, ultimately, how well a firm performs. Our empirical findings for U.S.

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SEC Issues Strategic Plan for Fiscal Years 2022-2026

Reynolds Holding

Our Goals Protecting the Investing Public; Maintaining a Robust, Relevant Regulatory Framework; Supporting a Skilled and Diverse Workforce The United States has the largest, most sophisticated, and most innovative capital markets in the world. New financial technologies continue to change the face of finance for investors and businesses.

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Cleary Gottlieb Discusses AI’s Risks for Boards and Managers

Reynolds Holding

AI continues to revolutionize business in big and small ways, ranging from disrupting entire business models to making basic support functions more efficient. Less attention has been given to the risks AI creates for boards and management teams, which call for sophisticated governance, operational and risk perspectives.

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Indirect tax automation: Practical tips for companies beginning a tax transformation journey

ThomsonReuters

According to the 2021 State of the Corporate Tax Department report by Thomson Reuters Institute only one-quarter of the companies surveyed already have robust indirect tax automation tools and practices in place, while others are just beginning their tax digitalization journey. The 3 levels of indirect tax automation.

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Gibson Dunn Offers 2022 Year-End Securities Litigation Update

Reynolds Holding

Although the market for SPAC IPOs has cooled relative to 2021, litigation arising out of SPAC transactions remains active, and courts have started to rule on motions to dismiss in SPAC-related shareholder lawsuits, with several recent decisions finding plaintiffs’ allegations to be sufficient to move forward.