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Corporate governance — Page 2

Corporate governance guides covering board structure, risk management, ESG and sustainability, regulatory compliance, corporate ethics, shareholder rights, internal controls, and governance reporting. Essential reading for board members, company secretaries, risk officers, and compliance professionals building transparent, accountable, and resilient organizations that meet modern regulatory and investor expectations.

  • 131 guides
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  • Updated Sep 10, 2026
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The 2026 Proxy Season Quietly Rewired How Shareholder Power Works

The 2026 U.S. proxy season saw fewer shareholder proposals, sharply fewer activism campaigns, and higher say-on-pay support – but a lighter-touch SEC and fragmenting proxy voting influence mean boards face more, not less, governance risk heading into 2027.

The Take-Private Comeback: Why Companies Are Going Private in 2026

Nelson Peltz’s Trian Fund Management is reportedly preparing a bid to take Wendy’s private, and it is not an isolated event — it is the clearest sign yet of a broader 2026 take-private wave fueled by activist pressure, record private equity dry powder, and falling financing costs.

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