Matthew Scott
Matthew Scott is the former managing editor of the Financial Times’ Agenda newsletter. Based in New York, he writes about corporate governance and investing topics.
Another California Law Overturned: Diversity Back On The Agenda
CEOs and directors everywhere should expect investors and stakeholder groups to become more vocal on this issue over the next year.
Can A Strategic Approach To ESG Satisfy Stakeholders And Bolster Profitability?
ESG concerns vary widely for each individual company, so boards will have to conduct deep internal analyses to find the ESG risks and opportunities unique to their companies.
California Board Diversity Law Overturned: Debate Could Rekindle
The ruling will likely cause confusion and potential heated debate in boardrooms.
Universal Proxy Voting Means More Scrutiny, Risk For Some Directors
Directors may feel greater pressure to negotiate with activists since all shareholders will now be able to select individual director candidates for elections.
Report: Boards—And Some C-Suites—Typically Updated On Cybersecurity Only After An Incident
If management executives, IT teams and the board aren’t sharing the same information, it will be nearly impossible for companies to stay ahead of fast-evolving cyber threats.
Report: Boards Typically Updated On Cybersecurity Only After An Incident
If management executives, the board and the IT teams aren’t sharing the same information, it will be nearly impossible for companies to stay ahead of fast-evolving cyber threats.
Supply Chain Management On The Board Agenda In 2022
Nearly one-third of directors surveyed anticipate that supply chain disruption will be their greatest business risk for the next 12 months. Some tips.
Bev Behan’s Five Keys To Becoming A Boardroom Star
The global expert on corporate governance and board effectiveness shares her thoughts on what corporate directors can do to outshine colleagues in the boardroom.
Boards And Management May Be Misaligned On Stakeholder Interests
Nearly half of director respondents in a new survey expressed a lack of confidence in their company’s management team's understanding of the business implications of ESG.
Early Say-On-Pay Results Sending Directors A Message
If shareholders continue to be dissatisfied with executive salaries, corporate directors who sit on compensation committees may come under greater scrutiny as well.
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