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Tag Archives: financial reform
Good Governance: A Perfect Storm
Part Three of Three Parts President Obama signed the Dodd-Frank Act into law yesterday, capping an extraordinary period of financial and governance reform, stimulated by the collapse of Lehman Brothers 22 months ago. You could call it “the end of … Continue reading
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Tagged board diversity, Calvert, CEO succession, Chesapeake Energy, Connecticut Retirement Plans and Trust Funds, corporate political spending, CRPTF, Dodd-Frank, executive compensation, financial reform, Glass-Lewis, governance reform, independent board chair, investment advisers, Investor Advisory Committee, James McRitchie, KeyCorp, majority voting, Mary Schapiro, Motorola, mutual funds, Nathan Cummings Foundation, Netflix, Occidental Petroleum, proxy, Proxy Disclosure Enhgnacments, RiskMetrics, rulemaking, Say-on-Pay, SEC, supermajority voting requirements, Ted Allen, Therese Doucet
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Why Dodd-Frank Is Important–For Everyone
This week, Congress returned from its holiday break to confront a deep irony: while millions are desperate for work, the place that brought down our economy is now on a roll. On the first count, roughly 2.1 million US workers … Continue reading
Posted in Public Policy
Tagged corpororate governance, democracy, Dodd-Frank, engagement, financial reform, Forum, Harvard Law School, Hirst, investors, Schapiro, SEC, Taub, trust
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