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Trends in Director Compensation

Harvard Corporate Governance

Candidate at Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law. A REVIEW OF COMPENSATION SURVEYS Historically, public company directors served without pay and with light workloads. Today, serving as a public company director entails increased demands on directors, along with related liability risks.

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University of Oxford to Host Event on Appraisal

Appraisal Rights

The Faculty of Law at the University of Oxford are holding an event on May 12 th entitled “Valuation, Growth, and Appraisal Arbitrage” with Professor Richard Booth of Villanova Law School. We’ve previously posted on Professor Booth’s work regarding appraisal.

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How to Improve Disclosure and Promote Better Corporate Governance in Public Companies

Reynolds Holding

Corporate governance guidelines (“CGGs”) are a relatively recent addition to the corporate governance framework of public companies. As part of that initiative, the NYSE directed listed companies to adopt CGGs and to post their CGGs on their company websites. Under Section 303A.09 Is it boilerplate or more meaningful?

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Stocks, Memes, or Miles? A New Crypto Taxonomy and Regulatory Paradigm

Reynolds Holding

Rather than a uniform asset class, crypto is a highly heterogeneous universe of over 10,000-instruments with distinctive features and economic characteristics. Second, the accounting mismatch for company-issued utility tokens must be remedied by treating tokens like miles – as liabilities, rather than assets.

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Crypto Contagion: FTX, a Sector’s Crisis, and the Future of Digital Assets

Reynolds Holding

In just three years, crypto conglomerate FTX Group went from start-up to a $40 billion global phenomenon to a company in “free-fall” Chapter 11. When other crypto companies ran into trouble in mid-2022, FTX led “white knight” rescues , claiming comfort with “ incinerat[ing]. iteration of Depression-era bank failures.

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