Voici le compte rendu hebdomadaire du forum de la Harvard Law School sur la gouvernance corporative au 20 août 2020.
Cette semaine, j’ai relevé les dix principaux billets.
Voici les thèmes abordés : biais des gestionnaires, ESG, rémunération de la haute direction, théorie de l’actionnaire, resserrement des règles des firmes de conseil en votation, réunions virtuelles, réflexions sur les recommandations du Business Roundtable.
Bonne lecture !
- Managerial Duties and Managerial Biases
- The Other “S” in ESG: Building a Sustainable and Resilient Supply Chain
- Seeing Through the Regulatory Looking Glass: PCAOB Inspection Reports
- Trends in U.S. Director Compensation
- Establishing Meaningful and Rigorous Financial Goals
- Testing the Theory of Common Stock Ownership
- SEC Tightens Regulations on Proxy Advisory Firms
- How Shifting from In-Person to Virtual Shareholder Meetings Affects Shareholders’ Voice
- Was the Business Roundtable Statement Mostly for Show? – (2) Evidence from Corporate Governance Guidelines
- Was the Business Roundtable Statement Mostly for Show? – (3) Disregard of Legal Constraints
Gouvernance | Jacques Grisé 