Why directors should write an annual letter to shareholders.

Patricia F. Russo and Robin A. Ferracone discuss current issues facing compensation committee members.

Boards must diligently monitor their organization's human capital strategy and effectiveness.

Directors discussed the regulatory process and how they may affect regulation at a recent peer exchange.

Eight leading attorneys offer insight and advice on communications issues from M&As and IPOs to data loss and theft.

How Nationwide sought to enhance capital strength across its GRC activities.

Corporate reputations are never owned, simply leased.

New PCAOB Standard on Auditor Communications with Audit Committees reinforces importance of best practice today: robust, two-way dialogue.

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Washington, D.C., Aug. 29, 2012 — The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged two former brokers in Miami with fraud for overcharging customers approximately $36 million by using hidden markup fees on str...

While emerging markets promise new customer bases with rising consumption levels, they also pose unique risks that must be addressed.

The natural-born contrarian warns of mirror imaging in the Oval Office or C-suite.

The ombuds as part of a comprehensive conflict management system creates tangible value for the corporation.

Pamela Carter cites her business and political experience along with her family grounding as key factors in her success as a director.

SEC Finalizes Comp Committee Listing Standards, Buffett to Remain at Helm, More CEO Pay Tied to Performance, more

Despite strides in hiring, board diversity remains a challenge.

Duke Energy and Progress Energy executives and directors faced questioning from the North Carolina Utilities Commission this week on the decision to fire CEO Bill Johnson hours after voting him into the position.

Warren Buffett’s annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders sets the gold standard for the 10 best letters of the Fortune 200, as measured by candor, clarity, conviction and common sense.

Deloitte Chairman Punit Renjen discusses his working relationship with CEO Joe Echevarria and building a world-class board.

Washington, D.C., July 19, 2012 – The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that Michele Wein Layne has been named Regional Director of the Los Angeles Regional Office and will begin her new role immediately.

Ms. Layne has been an Assoc...

Firm to Pay $127.5 Million to Settle Charges

Washington, D.C., July 18, 2012 — The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged the U.S. investment banking subsidiary of Japan-based Mizuho Financial Group and three former employees with misl...