Month: November 2022
SubscribeActivist Investors Use SEC’s Shift to Press Companies on Climate and Social Agendas
When it comes to pushing for clean energy and environmentally responsible policymaking, publicly traded companies talk a big game. Their actions don’t match the rhetoric, though. That’s the takeaway offered by a report from sustainability a...
Read MoreInterlocking Directorates: All the Rage in Corporate America
Ever heard of the Clayton Act? Named after its sponsor, Alabama congressman Henry Clayton, the law was enacted in 1914 to help stamp out anticompetitive business practices deemed harmful to consumers, such as the formation of monopolies an...
Read MoreSEC Unveils Compensation Clawback Rules
The Securities and Exchange Commission has issued its long-awaited rules on clawbacks for executive bonuses based on mistakes in financial reporting. Long-awaited by everyone except corporate executives, of course. The SEC first proposed ru...
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