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Scaling Pains at AccountAbility
The TakeAway: AccountAbility Standards Board resigns en masse, while the UK standard-setter for sustainability assurance and stakeholder engagement pledges to stay true to its mission. Last week, the voluntary Standards Board (SB) at AccountAbility resigned en masse in a letter … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Reporting, Corporate Sustainability, Stakeholder Engagement
Tagged AA1000, accountability, Andrew Uptegrove, Bill Baue, ESG, Ethical Corporation, Ethical Performance, Fabian Pattberg, G20, integrated reporting, Kurt Ramin, Liv Watson, Mallen Baker, Maya Forstater, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Semantic Web, Simon Zadek, stakeholder engagement, Standards Board, Sunil Misser, sustainability assurance, Toby Webb, XBRL, XBRL Europe, XBRL International
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SEC Rulemaking: Transparency Is Not Enough
Part Two of Two Parts The TakeAway: Dodd-Frank Provision Reduces SEC Accountability, While Digital Tools Can Transform Transparency into Action Yesterday, as we were writing optimistically about the new SEC transparency and outreach initiatives, a showdown was brewing. The issue: … Continue reading
We’ve Only Just Begun: Why Today’s SEC Open Meeting Matters
Part One of a Two-Part Post This morning, the SEC held an open meeting to issue what’s called a “concept release”, the Commission’s mechanism for considering rule revisions by floating a first draft of policy open to public comment for … Continue reading
Posted in Stakeholder Engagement
Tagged accountability, corpgov.net, digital tools, engagement, McRitchie, proxy voting, SEC, shareholder, social networks, transparency, Web 2.0
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We the People, or Corporate Lobbyists: Whose Interests Will the SEC Serve?
Part One of Two Parts The TakeAway: SEC Opens Door Further to Public Engagement as Ex-Regulator Lobbyists Rush In Two developments late yesterday demonstrate the high stakes involved when it comes to money and power, and vividly illustrate the imbalance … Continue reading →