Directors may be spending more time on financial risk at the expense of other concerns, such as strategic business risks.

A Roundtable of leading directors asserts compensation committees need to take charge in setting and communicating the details of pay programs.

Boards must diversify their CEO successor portfolio as regulators and shareholders demand succession plans.

From government life support to an uncertain future, new leadership at Freddie Mac tries to stay focused on the here and now.

Although technological advancements may allow companies to hold virtual annual meetings, both investors and executives can benefit from convening in person.

The SEC has proposed new long-awaited rules on the whistleblower program mandated by the Dodd-Frank Act.

The SEC has not kept regulation 13D of the Securities Exchange Act up to date with today’s times of accelerated trading platforms and faster news distribution.

How directors perceive the economy can affect decision making.

Jenner & Block Chairman Anton Valukas testified before the Senate Banking Committee on how Lehman Brothers’ auditors may have contributed to the firm’s bankruptcy.

The second annual landmark survey of Main Street, C-suite and director attitudes on American corporate governance.

With fewer shareholders casting their ballots, CEOs and directors must increase their shareholder engagement efforts, says Broadridge Financial CEO Richard Daly.

Bad news: U.K. regulator vows aggressive enforcement
Good news: Many U.S. companies already compliant