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New Research: Do Managers of a Target Corporation Withhold Good News?

Appraisal Rights

Does increased appraisal risk have an effect on manager behavior? In this paper (earlier version), the author examines target manager disclosure behavior before and after the significant Transkaryotic decision. Recent research (unpublished) suggests it does.

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Comment on Marcia Fudge leaving HUD! by Retired Appraiser

Appraisers Blog

Regarding today’s massive NAR news: It just opened the door for Realtor Management Companies. Careful what you wish for homeowners. You just opened a 199 story can of worms. Anyone up for a huge reverse auction over commissions?

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Webull To Go Public With SPAC Merger: What Investors Need To Know

Benzinga

The news comes years after reports that Webull was nearing an IPO to go public. If the merger is approved, the new company will list as Webull Corporation with an unannounced new ticker symbol. Investors in Webull include General Atlantic, Coatue Management, Lightspeed Venture Partners and J.

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The Pros and Cons of Disclosing News in Distressed Organizations

Reynolds Holding

Regulation affecting managers’ disclosure of news in U.S. adopted by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in 2000, which stopped managers from disclosing news to a select group of people, and (c) Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX), 2002, which expanded the scope, accuracy, and completeness of disclosures to stakeholders.

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Directors: Take Activist Threats to Your Reputation with a Grain of Salt

Harvard Corporate Governance

Posted by Patrick Ryan, Lex Suvanto, Edelman Smithfield, on Wednesday, October 18, 2023 Editor's Note: Patrick Ryan is a Senior Vice President and Lex Suvanto is a Managing Partner at Edelman Smithfield. Criticizing boards and management teams in public letters and news media often gets shareholder activists what they want from boards.

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Crisis prevention and readiness

Harvard Corporate Governance

Crisis prevention and readiness have taken on greater urgency for management and boards as corporate crises—frequently self-inflicted— continue to make headlines. Does management have the resources, skills, and plan to handle a major crisis? Lee are senior advisors at KPMG LLP. This post is based on their KPMG memorandum.

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CRO speaks the truth about risk management

Norman Marks

Multiple news organizations reported this month that the UK’s Lloyds Banking Group is going to make significant cuts in its risk management function. It’s shocking, but it’s the truth. Background: Lloyds is one of the largest banks in the UK with revenue of £28 billion and next income of just under £5 billion. It has […]

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