Here's the intro from this memo by Perkins Coie's Margaret Winterkorn Meyers and April Goff: "The U.S.

As announced in this November 15th press release, the Russell 3000 Board Diversity Disclosure Initiative recently sent letters to Russell 3000 companies urging them to report the race, ethnicity, and gender of each individual director on their boards.

Tune in this Thursday, December 1st for our webcast: "Proxy Season Roundtable: What You Need to Know Now." Join Perkins Coie's own Allison Handy, Wendy Moore and Broc Romanek – and Proxy Analytics' Steve Pantina – as they cover the SEC's new pay-for-performance, clawbacks and Form N-PX

Tune in next week, on Thursday, December 1st for our webcast: "Proxy Season Roundtable: What You Need to Know Now." Join Perkins Coie's own Allison Handy, Wendy Moore and Broc Romanek – and Proxy Analytics' Steve Pantina – as they cover the SEC's new pay-for-performance, clawbacks and

A few days ago, a trio of federal agencies – the Department of Defense, General Services Administration, and NASA – proposed changes to the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) to require federal contractors to make certain climate-related disclosures, mostly about GHG emissions.

Here's a tip from the sixth edition of our popular publication The Public Company Handbook, which is an easy-to-read guide that provides practical insights regarding legal and other board management issues facing public—or soon-to-be-public—companies.

On the heels of our popular "Top 15 Proxy Disclosure Areas to Focus on This Season" webcast (archive now available), we have scheduled a companion webcast—"Proxy S

Wrapping my three-part series of blogs about board and committee meeting minutes practices (see Part 1 and Part 2 about minut

On the heels of our popular "Top 15 Proxy Disclosure Areas to Focus on This Season" webcast (archive now available), we have scheduled a companion webcast – "Proxy

Here's the video archive for the webcast from last week—"Top 15 Proxy Disclosure Areas to Focus on This Season"—featuring Per

Last week, the SEC adopted changes to Form N-PX in an effort to make the proxy voting by mutual funds, exchange-traded funds, and other registered funds more transparent. The new rules become effective for votes occurring on or after July 1, 2023—so they won't be reflected in N-PX filings until 2024.

Back in May, I penned a blog in which I handicapped a number of items related to the SEC's upcoming climate disclosure rules. One of those items concerned timing for final rules.

We have partnered with DFin to bring you a complimentary webcast—"Top 15 Proxy Disclosure Areas To Focus on This Season"—to be held in two days, on Thursday, November 3rd, from 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. ET.

The SEC recently published the updated version of its EDGAR Filer Manual that includes updates related to filing Forms 144 electronically on EDGAR, as required by the SEC's final rules adopted back in June.