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An Early Look at CEO Pay Trends From Proxy Season 2024

Harvard Corporate Governance

on Thursday, April 18, 2024 Editor's Note: Joyce Chen is Associate Editor and Courtney Yu is Director of Research at Equilar, Inc. The 2024 proxy season is in full swing, as public companies are in the process of submitting their proxy statements (DEF14A) to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) ahead of annual shareholder meetings.

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The Compensation Committee’s Evolving Role in Human Capital Management

Harvard Corporate Governance

Posted by Blair Jones, Rachel Ki, and Jennifer Teefey, Semler Brossy LLC, on Tuesday, October 31, 2023 Editor's Note: Blair Jones is a Managing Director, Rachel Ki is an Associate, and Jennifer Teefey is a Senior Associate Consultant at Semler Brossy LLC. This post is based on a NACD Directorship magazine publication.

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SEC Press Release provides Compliance Checklist for Corporations

Harvard Corporate Governance

Bandy and Raquel Fox and are partners and Andrew Hanson is associate at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP. The summary is an indicator of where the division is concentrating efforts, and thus a forward indicator of areas where companies need be sure they do not run afoul of securities laws. Hanson, and Leo W.

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SEC charges executives with fraudulent revenue recognition practices

Harvard Corporate Governance

According to the press release , Pareteum previously settled with the SEC on accounting and disclosure fraud charges in 2021 and filed for bankruptcy in 2022. This post is based on her Cooley memorandum. Notably, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the SDNY has announced parallel criminal charges against the former CFO and CCO. more…)

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Show and Tell: An Analysis of Corporate Climate Messaging and Its Financial Impacts

Harvard Corporate Governance

Capital markets reflect this enhanced focus on climate change risks and the risks associated with a decarbonized energy transition. With growing public attention to the risks posed by a changing climate, investors have increasingly scrutinized corporations about the environmental impact of their operations.

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ESG Momentum Remains Strong but May Face Headwinds in 2023

Harvard Corporate Governance

Gerber and Greg Norman are Partners and Kathryn Gamble is an Associate at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP. ESG is expected to remain a priority in 2023, with investors, employees and other stakeholders continuing to press for climate change and diversity policies and disclosures. Companies in the U.S.,

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SEC Enforcement Chief Speaks on the Future of Combating Corporate Fraud

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We experienced perfect storms of risk during the SPAC boom with frauds like the one that the SEC alleges was perpetrated by Trevor Milton and the EV company, Nikola. [6] Every day, we see companies attempting to not only develop AI capabilities, or harness it to improve their productivity and growth, but also to attract and retain investors.