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Recommended Reading: Global And Regional Trends In Corporate Governance For 2016
07 March 2016
Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP
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This week, we highlight a recent
Russell Reynolds report on "Global and Regional Trends in
Corporate Governance for 2016", discussing how institutional
investors are holding boards increasingly accountable for company
performance and demanding greater transparency and engagement with
directors.
The report focuses on a few key markets, including the United
States, where it expect boards to face an increasing call for
accountability and disclosure about strategy, environmental risk
factors, board leadership roles, the process used to assess the
board, and details of board and CEO succession plans.
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